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Of the Washington (District of Columbia) High Schools. The three species of bopyridian crustaceans herein described were collected by the author during the summer of 1915 while making a study of the decapod crustaceans of the region about Beaufort, North Carohna, for the United States Bureau of Fisheries. For the facilities for obtainmg, preser\ang, and studying the animals I have to thank the Director of the Beaufort Fisheries Biological Station, Mr. S. F. Hildebrand, and the Commissioner of Fisheries, Dr. Hugh M. Smith. It is with the permission of the latter that the paper is pubhshed. PHRYXUS SUBCAUDALIS, new species. Plate 98, figs. 1 to 6. Holotypes.-Cat. No. 48367, U.S.N.M., paratypes female and male. Cat. No. 48368, U.S.N.M., from Onslow Bay, North Carohna, about 20 miles off Beaufort Inlet, on SynaljjJieus longicarjms (Herrick) ; depth, 10 fathoms; station 8293, United States Fisheries Steamer Fish Hawk; August, 1915. Female (Holotype).-Similar in general appearance and structure to Phryxus ahdominalis Kr0yer, but differing markedly in having five weU-developed legs on the long side of the body, the second and third legs only being absent. The expanded epimera of the abdominal segments are usually shorter and broader than those of P. ahdominalis

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Roaring River itself is a stream some 15 or 20 feet wide.

Of the Washington (Diftfr-ict