AITDORVIS/iE 
ATJDOnVITiffi LEa'iP Viimil ( ATQrvQsthiv. thuiella Pack.) 
'Connecticut. E, P. Eolt (June 25): Somewhat prevalent at' Meriden, 
Marvlrnd, E. N, Cory (June l4) ; Larf.'c nunhers were seen in fli^'^ht at Ho-f^ers- 
tovm, 
A EUG ( Lygaeus bolfraGci Stal) 
Texas, R. K. Eictcher (June l4): Severe daroca-'^e to arhorvitae in and about 
^enple, Pell County, 
SOX^fOOD 
EOprOOD LE/J’ MINER (Mon arthropalpus buxi Laboulb,) ■ 
Tennessee, G, M, Eentley (j-une S); Found at Eristol, STj^llivan County, Five in- 
fested boxwoods v/erc destroyed. These are the only boxwood leaf miners 
. reported in the State, 
CRiLPSMYRTLE 
CRjt'iTEHYRTLS APHID ( Mysocallis Irahawaluokalani Eirk,) 
Virginia. L, A, Hetrick (June 24), ■^hDundant end injurious to plants at ¥est 
Point, 
Alabana. J. H, Robinson (May 22); Observed on foliage covered viith honeydew 
at Auburn, 
GLADIOLUS . . 
GLADIOLUS THRIPS ( Taeniothrips si implex Morison) 
Tennessee, G, M, Ucntley (June 19 )i Reports received from Knox County, 
HOLLYHOCK 
AM APHID ( }lacrosipli,um ambrosiao Thos.) 
Utah, G, P, Knowlton (June I5)! Extremely abundant on hollyhocks at Fort 
Duchesne and Logan, . 
LEAF DEE TLES ( Chr y s 0 me 1 i dae ) 
UtaJa, G. P, Knowlton (June 15)i Riddling folia,r:e in many gandens a.t Logan and 
some at Drighan, 
