Vol. xxivlENTOMOLOGICAL NEWS4rrrich yellqwish che.stPronotum shiny chestnut; mesonotalprescutumbrown mark i11thisbrownish'
darker,muchinfrontnut, very shiny,outer cephalictheo]rdelimited; scutum reaaiJ brown, biackenedPleurebrown'liverpostnotumandscutellumangles of the lobes;brown'short'
Halteresyellowish chestnut without markings'deJpyellow' base of femora yellowLejs, coxa and trochanters brownishinto brown, tibie and tarsi brown'ish,-- ion darkenedthe whole marginlit;;;., yellowish, with distinct'brown markings'ends of the radialdistalof the wing is brown, rather interrupted at thewing margin;thetocontinuescollrg-o"dyellowcells where theyellow color is distributedThebto*n'i'i,hmarginedtr."Afv..rJznil Rr' most of cell R3'as follows: Most of cells R and M, tip of cellspots in the basesof Mrindistinct
Mz,tstolmiddleR5,
ofhalfbasalCosta stronglv incras;;i W, and a patch in cell Cur' Venation:the origin ol Rs,' Rs
oppositeendsscrscrIndlofthe;,i'-"",."t"4plusRof5; inner ends of cells4short, about equal to the deflectionfie'XIV'(seez)'PlatelineaMzinrsia.rdni, nswith a broad paleAbdominal segments almost black, each scleriteapex.
silveryIlolotype, 3, Callanga, Peru'Paratype, 6, Callanga, Peru.
Types in the Hungarian NationalMuseum'8)'Peripheroptera arcuata, sp' n' (P1' XIV' Fig'the pr€scutum'Thoiax yellowish, a dark brown median mark onand not in a
arcuatedplusstronglyofR54*i"g. *iti the deflectionline with the inner end of cell R5'Female.-L'ength, 5.6 mm.; wing, 6'8-7'8 mm'dull yellow'Rostrum and palpi brown; antenn€, basal segmentscontinuedgrey,colorthisvertexandfrontflagellar segmentsbroryn;along the inner margin of the eye, caudal portions of the vertex"",id"dand the occiput brownish yellow, head not shiny'elonThorax rich brownish yellow, a little shining, a conspicuous,intruncatedthismarkprascutum,theongate oval, dark brown stripepostnotum dull yelandscutellum
scutum,pointed
behind;morefront,yellowish brown'low, not shiny. Pleura dull yellow' Halteres lightbrown.
darkknobsL.g.,.o * * an dtro ch ant er s light y ellow, f em or ay ello w i s h d a r k e n into brown toward the tip, tibie and tarsi brownish'ing"Wing,with a faint yellow tinge, most intense along cells C and Sc"indistinctstigma'indistinct rathei small, cord qld tip of -the wing verycross vein rlV."utrus"d with brown' Venation (see Plate XIV, fig' 8)'indications of aangulated near its middle, strongly arcuated and withof R + plus 5,pi.; n, rather long, not so arcuated as the deflectionproximadof themuchisandanglerightwhich is bent almost at aAfca'-ENTOMOLOGICAL NEWSINov.,'r3inner end of cell R5 though about on a line with the inner end of cell
rst Mz.
Abdomen brownish yellow without dark markings.
Holotype, g, Callanga, Peru.
Paratype, g, Callanga, peru.
'Iypes in the Hungarian National
Museum.
EXPLANATIONOF' PLATE XIV.
Fig. r. Wing of Dicranomyia subilola sp. n.; g.
Fig. 2. Wing of Geranomyia valiila Loew.; e.
Fig. 3. Wing of Geran,omyianumeni,ussp. n.; g.
Fig. +. Wing of Geranomyia cinereinota sp. n.; 6.
Fig. 5. Wing of Peripheropteraincommoda Osten Sacken; g.
Fig. 6. Wing of Peripheroptera teucholaboidassp. n.; J.
Fig. 7. Wing of Peripheropteraeudoraesp. n.; A.
Fig. 8. Wing of Peripheroptera arcuata sp. n.; gFig. g. Wing of Diotrepha omissinerais sp. n.; g .
Fig. ro. Wing of Atarba oaricornis sp. n.; g.
A Hare;;;"*morogist.
On June 13, rgr3, Hofrat Dr. Karl Brunner von \Mattenwvl cele_brated his ninetieth birthday in "voller geistiger Frische und idroerlicher Riistigkeit." on this occasion he was visited at Kirchdori onthe Krems, where he was spending the summer, by a deputation ofhis numerous friends, who presented him with addresses recallinghis distinguished services in the organization of the telegraph iiAustria and in the field of orthopterorogy.-(Lviener Ent.-ziitwng,July r5 , r9 r3).
Mexico Gulf Coast Citrus Fruit Association.
I arn sending you under separate cover a copy of the first circularof this Association, on the control of the Orange Maggot (Trypetaludens-Dipt).
We are conducting investigations on many problems .
relating to the culture of citrus fruits in the tropics andthe subse_quent circulars will treat of these various probrems,which wilr belargely entomological, and some also on phytopathology, etc.
I willbe glad to send these to anybody who is especially interestedin thiswork; especially in such cases as other bulletins or papersmay bereceived in exchange.
Ibe glad if you might make a mention of the above facts.
-*olldin theNnws. We are devoting a great deal of attention tothesematters and we believe that the results will be of interest
to manyoutside of Mexico.-D. L. Cnewrono, Entomologist andHorticultu;_ist, P. O. Box zg3, Tampico, Tamps., Mexico,.li,!.j