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CdL^iurQS o{ Feniseca tarqiniiius Fabr. (Psyche. 1883. 4:75, 13 cm) 

 Number of examples collected at Keene Valley, N, Y., and one at Center, 

 N. Y. 



[Platygas'ter larva destroying galls of Cecidomyia salicis-hatatus\ (Psyche. 

 1883. 4 : 79 — 7 cm) 



Reference to Prof. D. S. Kellicott's observations on the above. 



[Collecting cut worms at evening with a light] (Psyche. 1883. 4: 80, 

 10 cm) 

 Notice of collections made about dusk in the evening. 



Grape pest — Pi'ocris \Harrisi7ia\ a7nericana. (Country gentleman. Aug. 

 2, 1883. 48:62126) 



Insect in Champaign co., Ohio, description, remedies. 



Potter wasp cells on grape leaves — Eume7ies fratenius Say. (Country 

 gentleman. Aug. 9, 1883. 48: 641^*) 



Description of the cells and habits of the insect. 



Frenchingof corn. (Country gentleman. Aug. 16, 1883. 48: 661^^) 

 Causes of frencbing, a brief aceonut of Sphenophorus scnlptiUs. 



Striped squash beetle. (Country gentleman. Aug. 23, 1883. 48: 6Sl^^) 

 Brief account of Diahrotica rittata Fabr. 



Carpet bug — Anthremis scrophiUariae. (Country gentleman. Aug. 23, 

 1883. 48: 68i2'^) 



Report of this larva injuring linen and silk goods doubted ; remedies. 



Pine emperor moth. (Country gentleman. Sep. 27,1883. 48:781'^'^) 

 Larva of JEacJes [Basilond] imperialis Drury is identified and habits given. 



Saw fly larvae on quince. (Country gentleman. Oct. 4, 1883. 48: 801^^) 

 Describes the larva of saw fly on quince leaves, and notices Vanessa lEuvan- 

 essa antiopa and Adalia hipunctata. 



Bark louse on willow. (Country gentleman. Oct. 4, 1883. 48: 801^^) 

 Apple tree bark louse, Mytilaspis pomoram, recorded on Kilmarnock willow. 



Chinch bug in northern New York. (Argus [Albany], Oct. 10, 1883. 

 p. 3; Watertown [N. Y.] daily times. Oct. 12, 1883. [same article 

 copied] Country gentleman. Oct. 18, 1883. 48:841^5 [same copied 

 nearly entire]) 



General account of Blissus Jeucoptcrns in northern New York, giving 

 appearance, ravages and remedies. 



New enemy to the farm. (Argus [Albany]. Oct. 10, 1883. p. 4, col. 



Recapitulation of the preceding ])aper slightly altered. 



Chinch bug in New York. (Science. Oct. 19, 1883. 2 : 540, 16 cm) 

 Its detection in large numbers in St Lawrence co., N. Y. 



