I have received, through the kindness of Mr. C. V. Riley, a specimen of this fine species which has been heretofore unknown to me. It is, perhaps, a little larger than unijuga and very different in character (also, therefore, distinct from junctura, from my recollection of that species in the British Museum) ; it resmbles the European elocata in the appearance of the forewings : these are evenly intensely powdered with dark scales on a grey ground color which becomes yellowish brown over the median spots and subterminal space.