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THE DAILY IJIT1ZEN ALhigt'KKijrK, ji k in. ixw By inMruclmns from Chase A r-anburn weaie authorized to sell Java and Mocha Coffee at the following prices: 45-cent coffee at. . .40cents. 40-cent coffee at. . .35 cents. 3,-cent coffee at. , .30 cents. 30-cent coffee it. . ,2$ cents. 1 5 -cent coffee at ... 20 cents. ED. CLOUTUIEK 114 V. Railroad It., Albuquerque, 1. 1. MONEY TO LOAN On pianos, first-class furniture, etc, wllbofit removaL Also on diamonds, watches, Jew.lry, lire Insurance poll rink Trust tleeils or any good secur ity. Terms Ttrr moderate. H. SIMPSON. 809 South Second street, Albnqner qne. New llxiioo. neit door to West ern Union Telegraph oQio. B. A. 8LEYSTEK, THE USUR1XCE IE4L ESTITE. NOTARY PUBLIC. Automatic Telephone No. 174. BOOMS 12 ft 14 CKOMtVKIX BLOCK ..Hotel Highland.. - One Block East of Depot First-class sample room European Plan. . . Willi Lighted ud ill Modern ConreDlencet A Strictly First-Gass HoteL 11. U. HAYNIU liwcnw I. J. E Matthew.) Pure Jersey Milk nd Cream. fJ- Inli-ni t'riiim.lly Kill. il. lliitmuV Onler Slu nnl. C011MI & WEIL Tailors 207 Railroad Ave. N. T. ABM UO BUILDING. K( 10 crnt a dime. Have your hirt lauit cried And bum oo tune. it the Albiqucrqie Steam Uiodrj, Oormr Col ud Borond al JAY k. HUBBS, Proprietor, PhoM 414. Albuquerque Fish Market.. fresh Fish. Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, Htirtuips, etc Baltimore Oysters, fresh every day lu bulk anil cans. Headquarters for Urmd houlirr. Mall Orders receive prompt attention. 20 sod 20 Souta Second Street. MEL1NI & EAKIN. Ibolesale and Retail Liquor Dealers, fr.mily trade .upvhed at Wholewle prlcra, haclualv. agent. Ivt the f iinuui Yellowatune Whiaky. All tli. lUnuard urauda of SI. LOUIS ud MILWAUKEE buttled Uwr instmk. fc I truant Side board aud K rail m if rixjfn id Cunncctioo and mt Bulle lua Irrah from tit wlrri. "Orchcstrioii Hall" OPENING SUMMER SEASON Sunday, .June l', 1MD8 Krw Mavlac flrtnrra lhi 'le. raa. Orrhratrieai nir. aMrrroe urttM H.r im. IVrfitim.nct. Tuur.- day, .Saturday and btinday.hveuiu.-B. Stwtial bunday Matim-e li l.ailic alia Cliiltlreo frr-c Dane? alter ttic Lvrnitig J'erlorniaiu r Adintwioii. iruludiim round uiu tuari uu Car hue, ild trnta. 1883 1898 F.G.Pratt&Col ihole Airnv lliu arid Hiand iifd UBAL.lt. IM STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES S14 8. Second St. Hlll.boro Crrainrry Hutler UkM ou Earth. Order. Solltlted lrce Uellvcry. CITY NEWS. Tin work. Whitney Co. Curtalus at the Big Store. Stove repairs at Kutrelle's. Room moulding. Whitney Co. Wash silks itoe yard at llfeld's. New arrivals In eleguut silk waists at llfeld's. Novelties iu our queensware depart ment, w hltuey Co. See the bargalus in new furniture just arrived at Kutrelle's. Kir sale at "The Kair Store." See their bargain couuters. Ice cream. In pint and quart boxes, doc per quart, Caudy Kllclieu. Ladies aud children's bilk parasols lu eudless variety at the Kcouomist. Good eveulug. Have you keen the bar galu counter, at "Ihe Kair Store?" ror granlle-ware, tinware aud sloven see J. VS. Uardtug, 'll'l Uold aveuue. Photo supplies of all kinds; developing ana priutiug lor amateurs, at brock uieier s. Here's a bargain in gent's Romeoshoee lu black and Uu. Kormer price, fi:iS, now arm at simpler s. Vthlte pique aud duck shirt walnts aeveuly-Ove tvula and upwarda only, at nuiueu nuiH vij uooum oompauy. Doctor's preecriptious, driigH, uiedl riues, perrumee, etap. aiaiiu s the uiau for a that; 117 Railroad aveuue. Boys' tan shoes, sUa II to 2. 1 2J, aud sitfls H'i to 0, m i", at Mm. I hup llu's Greeu K rout Shoe Store. luvolce men's craeh euits arrived at K. I.. M antihunt A Co's this morning. It don't lake long to sidl out Huh craxh suits at tU.LO. Men's aud Ixjvh' cranh hats only thirty aud thirty-live emits each at Golden Rule Dry liooda company, half of what cloth- lug stores charge. The Sulphur hut springs Is the Ideal mountain renort wlihiu a day's ride of this city. Call at H . L. Trimble A Co.'s, ou uortu fwcoud street, lor particulars. X- K. Burus aud B. 11. Lovelace, outside hUMllere fur the Mutual Life Insurance company of New York, and good ouea at t-tal, have returned to headquarter, (or MAN j3( IBS u". AN IMMKNSK STOCK to selett from in a matchless as sortment of beautiful designs of new colorings and patterns. We ties re to lay Special HI rows on the fact that we have not out' Wnit in our "(tiro which is not made in the very now rut t)lo and nrwcil to last. We have Waists from the best manufacturers in the country only ; and do not compare the quality of our goods with that of any inferior goods now placed before the public. Our prices we shall always be pleased to hold open to comparison, h gives us a chance to show how much good, honest value, as to quality and workmanship, can really be crowded into a Shirt Waist. e have just received another new shipment of Waists, and must reduce our stock. We want to do this fast, and we are making strenuous efforts to attain this end. Hence these prices : Ladles' Percale Waists, worth G5c, now:::::: . . ,10c Ladles' I'crcalo Waists, worth ?5c, now ,60c Ladles (ilngham Waists, worth t0c, now .65c Ladles .Madras Waists, worth 81, now .()c Ladies' INrcale W alits, worth 81.25, now . : . ,t5c Ladles' Mad ran Waistf, worth $1 50, now.:..:. $1.10 Ladles' .'create Waists, worth $1.75, now - - 1.35 Ladles' Olimliam waists, worth it now :-: - 1.50 Ladles' Haslet ( loth waists, worth $2.50, now 1 75 Ladies' White Lawn waists, worth $1, now .70c Ladles' White Dlmmlty waists, worth Ladies' Wash Silk waists, worth $, now ;.. 4,75 Li' dies' Tit flV tu and Matin waists from - $5 to $10 ROSENWATd BROS. th soutliwpHt in this city. Kluee leaving her wniiKtlme afro, tliey travKlml over eonnlilpruble torrlurr, and report havlug met with good surcct-s. KirliiNive nnveltitot tob had only at Die KcononilNt: Th "new" licwer mill (arjr belt. 'Hit) new patrintio band bow. rile uew elTert In patriotic stick pins. "HeaiitjrplnH," the burnt llilng out. La illeH pun nrart-1. I'tuk tuiletu Milk uu ilerxklrts, etc. Kverjllilnu at enntern prloee. 1( tou Intend to enjnjf tdiirnelf la the mniinUintt thlit oiimiuer, reuieinler the -mlphur hot HprliiKH, neHtled In a valloj of the Jeruez iiiniiiiUtlu-t. riiiiiidt he Hur- parwtMl (or erenerjr. Kor pHrtlrulnre write to w.L. lrlmlilt) iVto, this dir. Mrs. Shields In teachliift line art em broidery at her Htudlo, room II) In the uew Armtjo buildliiK, and Invitee all her ld ru-ttoiuem to rail and eiauiine her work aud Block of Innvj rimhIh. htinlio liours fruiu U a. m to 5 p. m. lteimiliiK Haturday, Voorheee,the pho toKra'dier, will Iihv. llioee Due ll'teli liht ptiotonof the Kruilnle full ronipany on -tale -it the HtuiHo, 7o rents each. Cool suite, for warm weather. We fit everybody, from 3 to 70 yearn of age. Kail iulbi from l.uO to S.l.uU. K L. Vtuwli burn A Co. Simpler, the people's ehoe mau, has r eeived a new Invoice of Ladlee' Oxford (let) which be Is wiling at remarkably low prlcee. Ladlee' and MIhhm' white all Milk para- n on eperlul nale at (inMen Kule Dry liixxis eoiiipnny, only eighty live rents. Mann's I'rug Store Kverythlng new; everything freeh; prlcee right, tlppoelte Ualoy s grocery, ou Kullroatl avenue. New officers of the Atlantlp A 1'aclUc Hoepltal amnieiatlou will be elected at meeting to be held on July 4. Bicycles, chain ard chainlet, the bent makee. inaile to wear, eaey to ride, prices the loweet at Urockuioier's. Slightly damaged by Ore. (loods of- ferml cheap ou the barium counters at "The Kair Store." Old Rye, Bourbon or brandy, 7f oenbi oer quart. Call for sample, at A. Lorn liardo's. A complete Hue of potted meate aud lellcaclea for luucheous aud picnics, at Hells. New line of rloth hats, wild comfort for warm weather, K. L. Viaehburu A Co. Ladies, do you need a new pair of ihoeei" See lUelde this week. Freeh, home-nuule chocolates and bou bona at the Candy Kitchen. Boys' and glrla' etraw bate, loc, loc, 2dc aud 25c at IUeld's. Tatronlze the Kcononiint eale of want) goods of all kinds. Milt the dreee giiods epeclul at llfeld's. THE WH M'Cormick Mowing Machine, .... The Very Best Made. (Ml Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Tli.it m.ikt: you feel cool during these hot nights, lieaiitu-s, call and see them and see our styles and prices. CAKUIAGKS Styles and prices within the reach of all. . . Hardware, Furniture, and Crockery . . IHAIKSTIC iV l.Ml'ORTKl) DINNER SETS From $10.00 up. TOILET SETS From $.1.50 up. Each and every one of our depart ments carry the largest Ntock in the Southwest. WHITNEY CO. m IT THB CITT IN BRIBP. ftrtoaal tni Ueacrsl rsrsrrspaj Picket Dp Hers tot There. George Robinson, of W'lnslow, came in from the went laet night. C. 11. Nichols, formerly mayor of Trini dad, Is lu the city, regietered at Sturges' Kuropean. lis Is hers to buy wool. The Woman's Mlwdonary society of the JUethodlHt Kplscopal church, on Lead avenue, held a very Interesting meeting this afternoon. The safe mild yeeterday, at eouatable's sale, was purchased by U. B. Ulllette, the Junior member of the law Urni of War ren, Kergueeon & Ulllette. W. 8. Prager, who was at Las Vegas attending a meeting of the territorial Hheep sanitary board, paeeed through the city laet night for his home at KoswelL All the patriotic airs will be rendered at the Orchestrion hall this evening. Ad- oiIhhIoo, only twenty-ova rents, which Includes street railway far to and from the hall. Thos. J. Wright, wife and Miss Kra wlukle, daughter of Mrs. Wright, were paweugers lor southern California laet night. They expect to remain away uuiil fall. Judge W. C. Heacock, the victim of a very serious accident on the road between Cochtll Indian village and l'eoa Blanco several weeks ago. Is out among friends Uwlay, with his broken arm still In sling. Col. W. 0. Marnion did not leave for the north last night at he expected. He expects to get away for Santa Ke this evening, and from there ha will go to the t'ochiti district to do soma surveying tor the government. Yeeterday, In the alley adjoining Thk Citi.kn otlice, the faclUe coast was con nected with Chicago by a third wire of the I'oeial Telegraph compony. A force of men under Cuarles Mills have strung the wire from La Junta to this point, UnUhlng yeeterday, a crew having pre vlously left here to put up the wire be tweeu Albuquerque aud the coast. Miss Annie Leland, who has been the competent stenographer at the loral otlice of the New York Life Insurance company. will, with her mother and sisters, leave ou or about the 1st of July for their new home at Koswell, where Mr. Leland Is regleter of the land olllce there. Her pneition at the Insurance otlice will I Oiled by Mbts (iraee K. Counell, who arrived the other day from Brooklyn, New York. CapL W. II. James, who has persistent ly requested the war department to re lieve him of special doty la New Mexico, has bad his requests granted and passed through the city last night on the way to Join his company that of the Iweuty ITNEY COMPANY Sells the The Canton All Steel Easy Dump Rake, The Rake that makes our competitors envious. THK IN SURANCE Gasoline Stove. "The Safe Gasoline Stove." The ALASKA REFRIGERATORS and ICE-BOXES, Save more ice in one season than they cost. Our ICE-CREAM FREEZERS will make ice-cream while you are crushing ice for other makes. If You Are Going: to the Mountain You ought to see our folding camp onttits. They CHILDS' Office 5v ft JMHA BIG i ifftVlb: , In order t reduce stock and raise money we offer for sale this week 100 Choice Men's Suits, Worth $m.O(, $i:i., $.11.00 and $15.00, at only PER SUIT These are all this season's goods, but the lineg are broken and we We also f'hTer 200 Pair Fine Worth $t.OO to $.00, at only A PAIR Some of these are l'See Our HOYS' and C'HIMHtKVH SUITS and WAISTS at Reduced Prices. SIMON STERN, Fourth Culled Statee Infantry nw en route to Cuba. Tho captain wai sta .toned ou epeclul duty at Santa Ke the past eighteen moutlis, and he has man) friends tl.roughout llie territory. M. T. Morlarlty, one of the aucoeeeful theep ralwr out in the Chilili neighbor hood, drove lu from his ranges eaiit of the cliytMlay. He Is here to asiwrtaln the best a id latest wool prices, expecting to market tils spring clip lu this city in a very short time. He reports the Chilili section of the country ss having ten visited by a good raiu the tore part ot his week. Harry W. Kelly, the popular grocery man junior member of tiroes. Black well A Co. Is still In the territorial me tropolis and was around among frleudu this morning. His linn also deals exten sively In sheep and of course w(m1; aud Mr Kelly reports these important resources, t this particular time, ou the boom. Misses Kodriquex and Appern will spend their summer vacation with friends at Newktrk, Oklahoma, leaving for the uortb last night. The ladles are teachers at the llarwood Home aud a number of pupils of the Home were at the depot to see them safely ou the train. George Kd. Torllna, the emtwhile mer chant, expects to vinlt his old home at sit. I-oiiIm In a short time, where he will remain until fall, and then return to New Mexico. Geo. P. Hill, a railroader from Wins low, came In from the weet laet night aud has his name ou the Hotel Highland register. J. Thompson Llndsev, regarded as the "Ward McAlllHter ou the road," is In the city and has bis samples at Slurges' Ku ropean. lluncau MacGillivray. a Chlllll sheep raiser, came in from the mountains last night and Is at Sturges' Kuropean. Trinidad Alarid, well known cltlfn of Santa Ke, is in the metropolis to-day ou busliiees. P. Kerns, coming In from Gallup lat ulgtit, Is at the Hotel Highland. Jim Lewis, who Is well-kuowu In this city, Is reported seriously HI. are Hj: and Salesrooms, 217-219 S. 2nd St. ft-E-; 11 1 i f 5 . Workshops and Heavy Hardware, 115-117 lit. street. VALUES Seasonable Clothing ! regular; other are misfits, an! The Railroad Avenue Clothier. Repairing a Wateh... Of the flnnet workmnnehlp Is a branch of our holiness that we give special atten tion to. Our Repairing Department Is conducted with the utmost care and xkill (iem and Diamond Hettlng Kiigraving and Jewelry ot all kinds repaired to give eatisfactlon. In every I n .t a n ce or uo pay required. LY. MAYNARD. jeweler ktSTV Watch Inspector, A T. & S. F. R. VIOOKOtlS I NK Or Tit K KNlrK. A Marlun. Affair t'haraMi t p A(aln. a W.ll-Hnown Merchant. While taking a Btroll near the railway station yeeterday, reporter noticed a large crowd aseembled in front of J. O. itiileon's furniture store at No. Ill uortb Kirnt atreel. Speedily iuquirlng into the caune of the large gathering. It was soon learned that Mr. Gideon had cut "the stutllu' " out of high prioes on furniture and household good. The fact of the matter Is, "Gld." ic going to move, aud he says he can move the money lu a one horse wagon, while It will take several two horse teams to remove the furniture. Now, to eonclu le. we want to give the advice that General Sheridan gave to the opposing southern commander at Wlm-heeler, and that was "Go early and avoid the rush." Vuu Can't Itoat Tlal.r Children's Dongola Shoes, new made, sizes o to H at 60e Children's Dongola Shoes, coin toes, 1) K and KK sizes. x4 to 11 at tOc Children's Dongola Shoes, new goods, beat Dongola, Coin toes, sizes II ' to 2, at .$1.00 These goods will not last long at these prices. Ur.o.C. Gainhlky & Co.. Reliable Shoe Dealers, lli South Second street. t4See Show windows. Mias Cunningham, a mare with a run- ulug record of 1:41 for the mile, and a sorrel horse, Laughton, Jr., were sld this morning at public auction to satisfy a freight bill of f 12H.45 held against them by the Santa Ke railway, II. S. Kuight otllclatiug as auctioneer. The mare brought 1 100. aud the horse, tM. K. K. Abell became the purchaser. liobert Gibson and W. K. C. Glbsou, two well-kuowu railway engineer, are at the Grand Central, coming in from the weet last uight. The former Is au en gineer dowu in the republic of Mexico, aud will leave for Tamploo to-morrow morning. "Windy Bill," as he Is called among his railroad frleuds, is an engi neer ou llie Haul Ke I'acluo. Dr. J. W. Klder, of the local railway hoNpital, accompanied by Dr. J. K. Ross. of Clarion, i'euu., and Dr. Rawllus, of hll'aso, came lu from Dtnver, where they atleuded the National Medical asso ciation convention, laet night. Dr. Raw lins continued ou to Kl Paso this morn ing, while Dr. Ross will be the guest of Dr. Klder for a few days. Avery Turner, amlHtant to General Su perintendent Mudge; Dlvlalou Superin tendent Hurley aud Stenographer Ktter were here last uight, in their special cars, leaving this mornlug for the south. They will vlHit Sau Marcial aud other Important points further south. Robert L. Zimmerman, a young Keu (uckian frum Uiiiville, la lu the city. aud Col. A. A. Trimble is showing the geiiueiiiau arouua to-uay. wmie at Louisville, Mr. Zimmerman held au im portant poKltlou with the American To bacco compauy. Will. Muutfort, who was recently hurt iu a runaway, was about town to-day tor the Oral time nlnce the accident, lie is feeling pretty sore aud stiff, but says he had 110 hemorrhages, nor did he raise auy mood, ami win drive mat team agalu lu a very few days. W. L, Trimble drove In from the Co- chltl mining district this mornlug. He leports the camp moving along nicely, and Htatca that travel to and from the Mulphiir hut springs Is cuiiHlaiitly 011 the Incieaeii. Mi-h Laura May came In from the north last night and regintered at the Grand Central from Chicago. This morning aha found her Albuquerque mends, ami will remaiu here for some time. Hov' crawl) suits at K. L. Washburn & Co' have been wild completely out twice this seasou. Via have a third shipment coining, ouiy Sl.bo and f l.7o. II. D. Van Alleu, a Bland wet good. mi rciiaui, is iu llie city ou business. PER SUIT want to close them out now. Trousers, A PAIR are all neat goods. R. fV .- HOLLER'S SHOP 809 'op per Ave. HorMahoeing a Specially. Wagon Repair ing and all Other Kindi of BUckamith ork Guaranteed, The cycllug season Is now oneulno- and (he prevaillug question is, " w here can I et the beet wheel for the monev 1 care to Invest f Let us know your price. We are certain to have wheel that will Ot It. We have good wheels only, but have many styles at many prioes. Hahn A Co Yes, we re eolne to move, and we find that we have a whole lot of new and een- oud baud furniture, etc., that we would ratner sen you at a big discount than carry with us. This removal sale will last ten days only. Our I as. vour train. J. O. Gideon. Klrst street. Brockmeler Is acknowledged to have the Ouest assortment of wheels in the territory, for rent or sale. Ladles', gen tlemen's and children's wheels, also tan dems. Call and examine his stock. Burnt orange ribbons In sash and tie widths at llfeld's. m Always Goo is People Want Prices People Like and unmatched Values. Mail orders Filled Same Day Received. BLACKSViTH ...SPECIAL SALE... The t'oUowiny: Specials have been carefully selected from tli tliiiVrent dejiartiiientH, and you will Had the values exactly as rejiresented. We like to irive you these Bargain Surprises, because we know that you will appreciate them. You can buy freely from the lots quoted below, and with the full assarance that they are under regular prices. Shirt Waist Special About 300 of them. All the newest and best designs; made with bishop sleeves and deep pointed yoke; laundered collar and cuffs. Compare them with any waist at 40c. This lot may go at ti.'c Another lot at flk Match them if you can at 75c. Sun Umbrella Special Fast Hlack Gloria Silk, Para gon Frame, 26-iuch; handsome assortment of natural ttick hand les; cost you in the regular way $1.35. We are going to give you the pxk of these for.. 8 !.( A MusUti Special Full yard wide; scft, fine, even thread; finished for the needle. I'riie by yard or piece while it lasts (tc Ladies' Oxford Ties, in Tan and Black, only $1.40 a pair, worth $2.00 and $3.15. A. J. MALOY, DEALER IN Staple and Fancy nn lit aent;fou OLUH HOUSE CANNED GOODS, None to Equal, BELL'S SPKINGS CREAMERY BUTTER The Famous. 118 Railroad Ave. 'JlHHIi astj 1 pi 0. BirHECHI. ESTABLISHED 1880. FECIAL Ofr HOTEL. Wbolrul. Liquors, Wines, Cigars, Tobaccos AND BAR SUPPLIES. Ooneral Agents for W. J. Lc nip's St. Louis Beer. ELEGANT RETAIL DEPARTMENT OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Outside Order Promptly Attended to. Price Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed. BAGIIECHI & GIOMI, Proprietors, ; 107 & 109 SoQtb First Street, Albuqnerqce, N. M. SMITH PREMIER. I. Kndorwd by THE BANKS, LEADING LAWYERS, and BUSINESS MEN. N. W. ALGER, Agent for New Mexico. Also Agent for the best BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION, "THE ATL..' ' 8TOCK KOR BALK. MONEY TO LOAN. Ho I for Jemez Hot.... Springs. Old WE DESIRE TO INFORM The Rood drewer. ot Albuquerque tliat a Hue line ol Summer Suitings Aw.lt tlielr lu.pectlon at 107 Sojlli Klr.1 Street, Near Kallroad Aveuue. KORELLI BROS., Suits Cleaned for $1.00. 11 UULlUDii DRY GOODS COMPANY. A Bedspread Special Full double bed size, heavy crochet, in Marseilles patterns. You've paid $1.50 for no better. These are yours at $1.15 A Kid (Hove Special Only 14 dozen in the lot; all the standard spring shades, 4-but-ton lengths, perfect skins, perfect lit. The only wrong thing about them is the price. They are the grade for $1,15. This week at 75c Handkerchief Special A little lot of about 65 dozen, heavily embroidered scalloped edges, fine and sheer; they're not linen, but the Swiss Lawns so popular just now. You can't have too many of them at this price 1 Oc IES. urn Albuquerque. N. M. U.GIOMF. Denier. In Art1ar,1,M,,r firm JOHNSTON & MOORE'S Famous Stages Leave EYERY THURSDAY MORNING fcgTFor the Resort. Livery Keed and Bales Stables. HACKS to auy part of the rit 1 for only 2nc. letepnone .o e New Telephone No. 114 COPPER 1VE1UB, Bet. SjcodI and Third Sts CALL AT THB PEOPLE'S STORE. (UlUbLAND BUILDINU.) f-KESH GROCERIES. FRUITS. VEGETABLES J. A.SKINNKR, Low Pricat and Courteous Trcatcuant. Afents For ' STiHOARD PATTERNS The Most Reliable of All Patterns Made. Sure to Please. lib Hosiery Special Assorted lot of Women's Stock ings, full regular made, fast black and tan shades; actual value 20c and 25c. Price on this lot. . . 1 5c Underwear Special Just a case of 36 doz. Women's shaped Jersey Ribbed Vests, low neck and short sleeves. We tempt you with these at "tc Outing Shirt Special Made of Percale, neat Htripes and checks, full generous sizes, well made and right fitting. These should go fast at floo French Serge Special Pure wool, warp and fillini;, width 36 to 40 inches. Worth in a regular way 50c. A choice of this lot at H.'le