tieir Soiif/i- Aiiit r'l'iui ArL'liaiiaJ. 227 



71. Elysius Juli(jinosHs^ sp. n, 



(J. Similar to carhonariut, Dojj^n,, but hind winqj still 

 more rodm-cd in size and white instead of sooty grey-brown. 



$ also has white hind winii;s. 



Lfnj;th of fore win^r, ^J 25, ? 20 nun. 



//>ih. Iluancahanibn, (Jeiio de Pasco {K. Boettger) ; Santo 

 I)oniin<;o, Carabaya (wet season), 6500 feet, Dec. 1902 

 {G. R. Ocke.nden) ; Oxapainpa, N. Peru ; Rio Tanampaya, 

 Bolivia, 1901 (Garlepp). 4 cj c? , 2 ? ? . 



72. Klijsius tricyphoides, sp. n. 



(J. Resembles a female Tricypha, but has longer and 

 narrower wings. Pectus brown, orange in front ; hea<l 

 creamy white j collar orange ; antenna? and thorax brown ; 

 aV)domen blackish brown, sides and last segment oranf>-e. 

 Fore wing pale grey-brown; a blackish stigma at apex of 

 cell and a brown, zigzag, transverse line at one-sixth from 

 outer margin running from c^sta to vein 1. Hind wino' 

 brown-grey. 



? . Siindar, but sides of abdomen and last two segments 

 more extended orange. 



Length of fore wing, ^ 19, $ 21 mm. 



Ilah. Fonte Boa, Upper Amazon, Sept. \^OQ{S.M.Klages)', 

 La Oiova, Rio Inambari, Peru (dry season), 3100 feet, Sept. 

 1904 [G. li. Ockenden). 2 <j^ (J , 2 ? ? . 



73. Elysius pseudotn'cypha, sp. n. 



(J. This is still more like a Tricypha in appearance, as it 

 has similar short broad wings. Pectus orange, with two 

 black spots; legs and palpi dark brown; head yellow; 

 collar orange; anteniife and thorax dark brown; abdomen 

 above black, orange at tip, below orange, with central row of 

 black patclu'S. Fore wing grey-brown; a premedian and a 

 median broad transverse band of darker brown, the latter 

 forked from vein 3 to costa ; a [nemarginal zigzag brown 

 line. Hind wing sooty black. 



Length of fore wing 18 mm. 



Ildb. Aroewarwa Creek, Maroewym Valley, Surinam, 

 April 1905 {S. M. Klages). 2^6- 



74. Syntarctia fasciataj sp. n. 



S . DlflTers from cenone, Butl., by having on the fore wing 

 a basal, sul)l)asal, |)Ostmedian, submarginal, and marginal 



