

CATALOGUE OF INSECTS. 130 



SIRTHENEA Spin. 



S. carinata Fab. Woodbury, VI, 22, from globes of electric light ( Ss, Jm, 

 Uahaway, V, 28. 



MELANOLESTES Stal. 



M. picipes H. S. Madison (Pr), Atco, IV, 29, Collingwood, V, 4 (Ss), 

 Staten Island, IX (Ds), Lahaway, VII, 5, Hightstown, New Brunswick ; 

 has made a temporary stir in the newspaper world as the " kissing bug." 



M. abdominalis H. S. Madison (Pr), Caldwell (Cr), Camden, IX, 30 (Ss), 

 Staten Island (Ds), South Jersey, VII. 



OPSICCETUS Klug\ 



O. personatus L,inn. Staten Island ( Ds), Orange Mts., no date; this is the 

 species living in houses and known as the " bed-bug hunter." 



PNIRONTIS Stal. 

 P. infirma Stal. Camden, VIII, 1 (Ss). 



PYGOLAMPIS Germ. 

 P. pectoralis Say. Madison, rare (Pr). 



STENOPODA Lap. 



S. culiciformis Fab. Madison, rare (Pr), Farmingdale, VII, 14 I Jn), Staten 

 Island, VII, (Ds), Auglesea, VI, 28, Sandy Hook, VII. 



NARVESTJS Stal. 

 N. caroliniensis Stal. Anglesea, VII, 10. 



ONOEROTRAOHELUS Say. 

 O. acuminatus Say. " United States " (Uhleri. 



Family EMESIDiE. 



Very slender species with enormously lengthened slender legs, the anterior 

 fitted for grasping. They are called " thread legged " bugs, and are predaceous 

 in habits. Unfortunately they are altogether too rare to be of practical benefit. 



EMESA Fab. 



E. longipes DeG. Madison (Pr), Caldwell | Cr), New Jersey (Ss), Bridgeton, 

 IX, 4. 



