(1.) Smicra divisa, Walker.—On July 8th, 1892, Prof. C. H. T. Townsend collected some speceiments of a Simcra in the Grand Canon, Arizona; and on July 27th he obtained what is doubtless at ♂ of the same species, at the Zuni River, Arizona. These had remained in our collection unnamed, until Miss MacGilmore, a student in zoology, worked them over, and concluded they were probably Walker's divisa. I hardly agreed with this, rather thinking the insect was new, but Mr. Ashmead has now seen a specimen, and declares it is really divisa.