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SP. Cn^R. (Type froIn Abaco ]•sland, Bahamas, •, No. •7o26, Coll. C. B. Cory, Boston.)--Upper parts, inclnding sides of the head and neck, plumbeous gray, not light ash gray as in 29eudroica lSœt),o]Shœ1a Gundl. Forehead and crown greenish yellow, shoxving light yellow at •he base of the upper mandible; throat and upper breast yellow, bordered on the breast by a few feathers marked unevenly with black. Belly dull white shading into gray on the sides and flanks. A faint indication ofwit, g bands, showing very faintly in some specimens. Tail dark brown, the two outer feathers showing an arrow-shaped white mark on the terminal portion of the inner webs, variable in different specimens; most of the feathers of the •vings and tail showing very narrow grayish edging on the outer wehs. Bill and feet dark brown. Closely allied to 29en(lroœca ISilyofihila of Cuba. Length, 4.50; wing, 2.30; tail, 2.00; tarsus, .6o; bill, .45. The female resembles the male, but the colors are slightly paler and it is perhaps somewhat smaller. HabilaL Abaco and Great Bahama Islands, Bahamas.

Descriptions of New Birds from the Bahama Islands, with Remarks on the Species of Speotyto Which Occur in the West Indies