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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
SOUND DISCORDANT NOTE.
Dutch Newspapers Review Political
Aspect of Queens Death,

AMSTERDAM, January 2tThe newspa-
pers here are full of respectful sympathy
with Great Britain. but the views of the
political aspect of the death OF Queen
Victoria are largely influenced by the pre-
vailing sentiment concerning the South At
rican war. The Handelsblad says:
THE end of her pacific reign was OBJ
scured by the shadow of war and insur-
rection, and. alas. finishes with an unjust
war against a little people. which Is all
the more humiliating as England has not
conquered the valiant Africanders. The
queen dies profoundly regretted by her
people, whose great love and respect she
merited, but the end of her reign was stig-
matiZed by the most unjust war of the
century. Victoria, fulfilling in the noblest
manner her duty, twice prevented the war.
But, as an octogenaran. she no longer had
her former power and will, and the repub-
lies were forced into war which has de-
prived England of all moral prestige. The
monetary markets of the world instructive
ly feel that the ministers of King Ed
ward cannot count on the patience of En-
peror William and the czar, who avoided
everything which might render the queens
last days unhappy. Consequently. her
death will evidently have a great bearing
on the future Of England, which is SOM
ber."
The Telegram says:
Poor queen, on whom the Nemesis Of
history will avenge the crime of her min
listers which she could not prevent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
UNDER SUSPICION.
Man Arrested with Stolen OvercOat
In His Possession,


John d. Connell, thirty-two years old
who served four years in prison for al
legged completely in the robbery of the
house of Admiral Dahlgren in 1891, was ar
rested this afternoon by Detectives Peck
and Miller and locked up on charge OF
suspicion. He was taken into custody on
d street northwest between 9th and Ith
streets. The officers found in his posses
sion an overcoat which, 1t was declared,
had been stolen last night from the home
of Mr.. Benjamin V. Jackson. No. 1912 Park
street, Mount Pleasant. Mr.. Jackson Is
freight office in this city. Connell claimed
that he purchased the coat from a man in
saloon for 81. He denied that he had
any knowledge of the robbery.
Some time last night burglars entered the
house of Mr.. Jackson and carried away
property valued at about So. 1t Is not
known how the entrance was effected. This
morning when a servant entered the dining
room she noticed the absence of some sill
verware and other articles, and notified
Mr.. jackson. her employer. An investiga-
ton was made, and 1t was discovered that
two overcoats had been stolen from the
nat rack. Several umbrellas and canes had
also been taken.
The police were notified of the robbery
and Detectives Peck and Miller were on
their way to Mr.. Jaeksons house when
they ran across Council. After the arrest
OF Connell the detectives searched his room
on missouri avenue, but failed to find any
OF the stolen property. People In the house
informed the detectives that Connell had
not occupied his room for three nights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
ADVANCES TO DISTRICT.


terest Be Charged.
1t Is understood that in their report upon
the bill reported by the Senate District
committee authorizing such advances from
the United States treasury as may be-
come necessary to enable the District to
meet Its half of the expenses incident to
the municipality during the coming fiscal
year the District Commissioners will SUBJ
nit one similar to that made by them to
the House District committee. The Com
missioners will express the hope that the
proposition to require the District to pay
2 rer cent interest per annum on the ad-
vances made to it will not be incorpora ted
In the bill as it passes the Senate. The
bill, as acted upon by the Senate committee.
does not contain such a proposition, and
the Commissioners, in view of the fact tina t
the deficit In the Districts revenues re-
suited from the action Of Congress in re-
quiring the municipality to bear the en-
tire expense of extending Streets be-
lieve that 1t would be unjust to the Dis
trict to require it to pay interest, no mat
ter how small the rate, upon such funds as
may be advanced by the United States to
meet such deficit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23

s q d ss GAS ls a s Hns
type, at 1884, 70 at 1874. 10 at 1ei; 10 at ls4h 10
1917 IL at i s 1913 81 s i 6. 1 10 1885, at 10 It at
at i65, 10 at 164a 10 at 1eiF. After call-wash;
at as iS4 70 at is4 10 at I6s1s 10 at 1874 10 at
1914, 10 at 1919. ana,
SOS. is2., funding. iss I'D; 60, . ,o-.
coll 4ss 81 BID @ asked Me!ropoiitsn Railroad
indebt. A. 1o7 bid. Metropolitan Railroad cert in.
debt. b, 1o7 bid. Columbia Railroad 6. lao bid.
100 ssked. Washnston Gas g. series 3, ITO 6ids
chesapeake and Potomac Telephone con. os. 1O4Is
100 BID Se Msshnsson Msr1et ist g. ITO bd M.
sonic Hall Association 6s. los bid American Graph
'' National Bank stocis.-Rank of Washington 400
bid. Metr ,polit.n, $40 bid; Central. 20 bid.
bid. West End. 11s bid. Traders. 1870 bid. LIN
safe Deposit and Trust Companies; National Safe
Deposit and Tr ut as bid washnsson Loan , and
and trust, s12 bid. rs asked. washington safe
Pc n .. BID Union Trust and Storage lo4H
INSURANCE stosks.,Firemen.s. 80 bid; Franklin.
g Sa 80 :i Ss n 81, 90 Pa g
lington. 1875 bid, $50 asked. German-Ameriean. 200
bd y, National Union S3a bid u asked CSIumsis.
pies, 5K bid 6k asked. Colonial. ITO bid Com
Title Insurance sfocks~Resl Estate Title. IS bid.
Columbia Title, x41s bid, 81 asked. Washington
Title, bid, asked District Title, 4 bid
Railroad Stocks.-Capital Traction loan bid, 1O{5s
asked Georgetown and TenleytOwn, 10 bid
Gas Stocks.-washingtous Gas x62ss bid, 62A ask
ed. Georgetown Gas, % bid.
Telephone stocks.-Chesapeake and Potomac, x70
bid IS asked Pennsy lvania 80 bid.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Mergenthaler Linotype.
l6Ass bid, 1875 asked. Lanston Monotype. 1874 ask
ed. American Graphophone CON-, 81 bid, 10b ask
cd American Graphophone pref, Ills bid, liz
asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 10 bid. WASH
ington Market, 10 bid.
Ex. dividend. ;--.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
Portuguese Express Sympathy.

LISBON. January 23.-The papers Of this
city publish lengthy eulogies Of Queen Vic
toria and renew their expressions of SYM
pathy with England, sd friendly and al
lied nation
They speak of the brilliant qualities OF
the new king
King Charles intends to attend the fun
eral of Queen Victoria personally. Court
mourning. for month has been ordered.
The papers are filled with eulogistic articles
on Victoria and her reign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
Railway Report Presented.

The president pro tenn. today presented
to the Senate a report of the East Wash
ington Heights Traction Company for the
wear ended December 81, 1900. The receipts
aggregate $29.3s. consisting of $l1.ss cash
on hand January 1, 1900, and $3.50 paid in
on subscriptions to capital stock. The dis
bursements for Office expenses, advertising,
&c. amount to 1881, leaving balance due
the treasurer of $413. The amount Of capt.
tai stock is $15. ZOO, and the amount paid In
on the stock was $-.O3S.44. The report
gives the length of track constructed as
about fifteen feet. The company has no
funded or floating debt except that due the
trea Surer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23

British Subjects Send Condolences
to the Royal Family.

COLOMBO. Ceylon. January 23-The
deepest sympathy with the royal family on
the death of Queen Victoria Is felt through
out this island. The flags are half-masted
all functibns have been postponed and bust
ness is suspended.
MELBOURNE. Victoria, January 23.-
Business is entirely suspended here as a re-
suit OF the death of Queen Victoria, and
the deepest grief is manifested. There are
signs OF mourning everywhere.
BOMBAY, January 23.-Al public func-
tons here have been Cancelled, the public
offices have been closed and business has
been suspended. The genuine sorrow Of
the natives is extraordinarily marked, even
the poorest and most ignorant expressing
the Utmost regret and profound sorrow 1t
Is remarkable revelation of sincere 10y
atty. Special services have been arranged
to take place in the native places of wor
ship.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, January 23.-Never
before has there been such display here of
loyalty to the British throne. The entire
island Is in mourning, business is suspend
ed everywhere and hundreds of people are
Borrowing around the queens statue in
Kingston. Little attention Is paid to the
great damage caused by the storm.
ADELAIDE, South Australia. January %.
Intense grief is felt everywhere because
Of the death of the queen. The govern
stores are hung with Grape.
QUEBEC, January 23-Expressions of
sympathy on the death of the queen have
been telegraphed to the governor general
by the lieutenant governor, the mayor and
Archbishop Begin. Last night, at q meet
ing of the executive for the winter week
OF sports. it was unanimously decided to
cancel the sports fixed for the week of
February !, and to postpone them until
next year. All social functions have also
"a 10 Sfnra 1a.I<, H.
citadel is to be fioated at half mast until
further orders.
Italian Court In Mourning
Special Cablegram to The Evening star.
ROME, January 23.-The court will 60
into the usual official mourning on account
Of the death of Queen Victoria Already
!. the forms Of coincidence customary on such
occasions have been complied with. The
senate has adjourned its sittings as a token
of respect for Englands bereavement. The
chamber Is not in session at present. The
press and the people evince the deepest
sympathy with the afflicted nation The
clerical organ. the Voce Della Verita, says
that there was one blot on Victoria's reign
the assistance afforded Mazzini and Carl
bald by the British people. Cardinal
Vaughan leaves Rome this morning with
messages from the pope to the Prince of
Wales.
Spain Sends Condolences.
| Special Cablegram to The Evening Star.
MADRID. January 23.--The death OF
| Queen Victoria has worked much sympa-
| thy in Spain. The Queen Regent telegraph
| ed condolences to the Prince of Wales, and
! also sent the Duke Of Medina Sidona, the
| lord chamberlain to the British embassy
to express her sorrow at the loss expert
| enced by the British. At the British en-
bassy the flag is flying half mast. Span
iards of all ranks are leaving their cards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
Adverse Recommendation.

The assessor of the District, Mr.. II. H.
Darneille. has transmitted to the Commits
sioners. with an adverse recommendation,
the application of the Lincoln Beneficial AS
ISOLATION Of the District for license to do
business here. The company's capital IS
small says Mr.. Darneille. and 1t has no
reserve, explaining that the policy OF his
office as to granting insurance franchises
70 narties without financial backing has
been stated repeatedly 1.-The District Of
Columbia" he says, ''has already acquired
the name Of being an asylum for insurance
companies without responsibility, and this
application Is herewith forwarded with an
adverse recommendation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
THE NEWS AT COPENHAGEN.
Denmark Crown Prince to Attens
the Funeral.

COPENHAGEN. January 23.-The news
Of the death of Queen Victoria arrived here
at late hour. The king was already sleep
ing and it was thought best not to disturb
him. The crown prince was notified Of her
majesty's demise and at once telegraphed
condolences to Osborne House. He will at
tend the funeral. the condition of the
kings health precludes the latter undertake
ing the journey.
The late editions Of the newspapers an
nOuncing the queens death created a deep
impression. All fetes have been abandoned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23

Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. January 23.--Flour dull unchanged;
W ysss,ps g7 barrels exports $50 barrels
74Aa75; March. 7b14a76is: May, T7ssafs; steamer
No. red, 7lka72B; receipts (.5sa bushels; south
ern by sample. I0a75is: do. ON grade, 73tsa75h
Corn steady; spot, January and February, i2sai2E
March, 42Nal3; May. a.; steamer mixed, 4iss
41%; receipts 295, 622 bushels; exports, f24, 2S5
bushels; southern white corn. iaaAl: do. yellow,
42Ha 43h. Oats firm; No. white, 3ta31ts; No. 2
No. Q nearby. 81; No. 2 western 5s receipts 1888
bushels Hay frmer; No. timothy. 1890. Grain
butte and eggs nrm, unchanged. Cheese steady,
unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-William F. Duffy Of Bristol Il. L..
and Rose Nolan of this city: James II.
Blythe of st. Louis. Mo-, and Henrietta
Arkenau Of Baltimore. Md: William c.
Zimmerman and Elise j. Meinking: Will
lam G. Crawford of New York city and
Kathleen B. Owen Of this city.
Cdored-William E. Mahoney and Cath
crime Wallace; William T. Brown and
Anna L. Horsley; Joseph Flemming and
Fannie Hopewell; Richard E. Thornton and
Caroline Morris; James Fl. Hawkins Of
Chevy Chase, Nd. and Mary F. Branson
Of Garrett Park, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
Nicely to Sal, Saturday,

NEW YORK. January 23.-Charles F. w.
Nicely, who is charged with embez7ling
the funds Of the Cuban post ONCE, will sail
for Havana on ga Iurdsy on the steamship
Mexico to stand trial for his alleged
crimes. The warrant for Neelys extradi-
ton was received today from the Secretary
II State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
Local Bills In the Senate

MIR. Gallinger today introduced in the
Senate bills recommended by the District
commissioners relating to licenses and
taxes I'm the District of Columbia and to
regulate the collection of taxes, both of
which have been introduced in the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23

LINCOLN. Neb., January 23.-The vote
on United States senator's today resulted
as follows:
Allen. fusonist, -: Thompson, fusionist
30: Crounse, !: Currie. 20; Hainer 3: Hin
shaw: 10: Meiklejohn, IS, Rosewater. IS:
Martin. I: Harrington, fusionist, 3; scatter
ing, Is Necessary to elect, s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23

After the passage of the District OF CO.
lumbia appropriation bill by the House OF
Representatives today the Senate resolu-
lion for the celebration of John Marshall
day. February 4. was adopted. The House
then went back into committee of the
whole (Mr. Moody of Massachusetts in the
chairJ and took up the naval appropriation
LII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
KING EDWARD VII
Continued from First Page)

imposing civic procession. The lord mayor
and aldermen, accompanied by the city
marshal. mace bearer and other members
of the corporation. escorted by a strong
body of police, proceeded from the Mansion
House by way of the Thames embankment
and Trafalgar Square to ST. James Palace
in gilded equipages. with liveried outrfders,
including twenty semf-State carriages, max
ing notable picture, which was witnessed
by thousands of silent people who filled
the sidewalks along the entire route.
BY $3.50 pm. when his majesty returned
to Marlborough House, the crowd In the
neighborhood was of immense proportions
The kings prior journey was accomplished
i'm almost complete silence, but on this oc-
line of route.
Immediately opposite Marlborough House
gates a tall gentleman. in front of the
crowd. waved his hat and shouted: Long
live the king" whereupon the crowd cheer
ed with redOubled yigOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
Lieut.. Goodrich Resigns.

Lieut.. Ernest P. Goodrich, civil engineer
of the navy. recently stationed at the New
York navy yard, has resigned his commits
sion in order to accept place with New
York transportation company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23

SEATTLE. Wash, January 23.-The
steamer Dolphin. from Skagway, reports
hat the White Pass and Yukon road is still
snow blocked Three hundred people are
torn bound at SkrgwEy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
Collection of Taxes.

Mr. Babcock has introduced in the House
the Commissioners bill to regulate the col
lection of taxes in the District. The bill
was published in The Star Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23

Mr.. Livingston has introduced bill in
the House (by requesD to appropriate
s15 $40 out Of the revenues of the District
and the United States to cover a deficiency
in the police pension fund in 1894 and 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers' 1919 F st. members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs. La
denburg, Thalmann Co., New York.
Open. High Low. Close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
German Court Goe. In Mou.u..a

German Court Goes In MOurnfng.
BERLIN, January 23.-The court has been
ordered to go into mourning for four weeks.
The empress has arrived at Homburg. and
proceeded to the royal castle. In order to
be near Dowager Empress Frederick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23
The shipping BIZ Taken In.

AT 2:3o pm. the Senate passed the legis-
!atige bill and on motion Of Mr.. Frye the
ship subsidy bill was taken up. There was
viva voce vote, but no roll caU.
Mr.. Jones tArk) called attention to The
Indian appropriation bill which had been
reported, which remained for the Senate to
consider and which contained much de-
hatable matter Mr.. Jones thought the In
dian bill should therefore be considered.
After arrangement had been conclud-
ed for procedure in regard TO amendments
20 the bill Mr.. Vest IMu) took the floor
In opposition TO the measure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23

The board then considered a resolution
offered at the last annual meeting by Prof
Alexander Graham Bell. for "the utiliza-
ton Of the government departments for
the purpose Of research" and. after con-
siderable discussion by the board an
amended resolution was adopted to the
effect that in order to facilitate the utiliza-
ton of the government departments for the
purposes of research, In extension of the
policy enunciated by Congress in the joint
resolution approved April H. 1892. 1t is
stated as the sense Of the board that 1t Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-23

for the British ambassador, banquet In
honor Of King Alfonzo saints day has
been countermanded. Queen Maria Chris
tina is greatly affected by the death OF
Queen Victoria. with whom she kept up
constant end friendly correspondence.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-25
0 Konstytucji 3 Maja.

Jezeli sto kilka lat temu W Euro
pie zachodniej bito medale ma Geese
konstytucji 3-go Maja, to pc
wnoscia potomkowie tych, ktorych
to byio dzielem, trudem mogliby
odcyfrowac dis hieroglify entu-
zjazmu, wyryte rekami swoich
przodkow. Specjalnie zas Francja.
ia ,,odwiecznA naturalna" sojusz-
niczka Polski, jest bardzo dalekg
od tego. ably grzeszyc znajomoscis
bohaterskich i uroczystych cbwil
W ostatnich latach bytu rzeczypo-
spolitej. Dlatego ME bez pozytku
pozostanie swiezo. ogloszona W
jezykn francuzkim obszerna praca
historyczna naszego rodaka p. Ka-
rola Nieweglowskiego duchu pu-
blicznym Polsce przy koncu
XVIII wieku o konstytucji 3-go
Majaf)A
p. Ni6weglowski wprowadzs czy-
telnika W wielki las fakt6w, jake
przedstawiaja walki stronnictw "
Polsce przy koncu XVIII wieku,
bardzo umiejetnie, DO kresli naj-
pierw szeroki obraz stanu socjalno-
y Les idees politiques et Pesprit public
en- Polocne a IA fin du XVIII. steele. La
constitution du Mai 1891, par Charles
Dany, Paris 1901.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-25
Chicago ILL.,, Czwartek dnia 25-go Kwetnia 1901 roku
sunac cd niej nar6d. A do

sunac cd niej narod. A do
konac tego ME moze przez
milczenie, wofa wiec i ostrze-
ga. Czy mu 70 "a zte brac
MONA?
Ostrzezenie to Jest stwier-
dzeniem przewidywah wielu
innych ludzi myslacych, a m.
ze istniejace stronnictwa w
tym kraju sa juz "a sfabe, by
walczyc z hydra trust6w i
monopol6w. re przezyfy sic
juz re na ich gruzach musi
powstac stronnictwo nowe i
potezne, ktore ten wielki i
piekny kraj wyrwie niewoli
wszechmocnego dolara, po-
pchnie 60 na nowe drogi, skie-
ruje ku wyzynom, gdzie pa
nuje - duch!
Bo gdyby takie stronnictwo
ME powstafo, gdyby obecny
stosunek rzeczy miaf trwac i
rozwijac sic dalej, to ostatecz-
nym wynikiem jego musi bye
albo despotyzm bezwzgledny
albo anarchja zupeina.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-25
ROk 20

ME moze mice mandatu W zastep-
stwie.
y w parafjach mad wyborem
delegatow czuwaja ksieza probosz-
czowie i daja instrukcje swym pa
rafjanom co do wyboru delegat6w.
Wieksze organizacje rozpisuja wy
bory ma delegatow W swych iowa
rzystwach i czuwaja mad ich pre-
prowadzeniem.
s. Towarzystwa, ME nalezace do
zadnej wiekszej organizacji, pre-
prowadzaja wybory pod wiasnym
nadzorem, ksiadz proboszcz stwier-
dza jednak, re towarzystwo ME Jest
heretyckiem, ami tez ME nalezy do
niezaleznego koSciola.
Otto szkic programu prac kon-
gresowych i sposob reprezentacyi
jaki uiozylismy przedkiadamy
Wielb. Ksiezom. Zarzadom orga-
nizacyj redakcjom gazet do iaska-
wego ocenienia i porobienia W
tymze szkicu odpowiednich uwag.
Wielebni kapfani racza W tel spra-
vie naradzic sic naiwpiywowszy-
mi parafjanami i wspolnie prze-
gladnqc przesiany szkic. TAX
Wielb. Ksiezy, jak Szsn. Zarza-
dy organizacyj prosimy uprzejmie,
ably przedfozony szkic zechcieli
przegladnac i lie moznosci nnj-
spieszniej przesfac nam napowrot
takowy wraz odpowiedniemi u
wagami, poczem ogiosimy program
kongresu. Czasu many ME wiele
spieszyc nam sic potrzeba, to tea
komitet przedkongsesowy bedzie
dziaiaf z pospiechem, prCsi jednak
tax Wielb. Ksiezy jak i Szan. "a.
rzqdy organizacyj, oraz PIP. redak-
torow gazet, ably mu zechcieli bye
w tym pomocnymi ulatwili prace.
Wedlug wiekszosci orzeczen odno-
szacych sic do naszych wniosk6w,,
ufozony zostanie program kongre-
su.
Niemniej prosimy tez PIP. redak-
tor6w pism, ably natychmiast ze-
chcieli przystapic do om6wienia
wszystkich wniosk6w po kolei tax,
ably te wnioski jeszcze przed kon-
gresem zostaiy nalezycie objasnio-
ne wyswietlone, co niezmiernie
uiatwi prace delegation ma kongre-
sic.
Wszystkie listy koresponden-
eye W sprawie kongresu nalezy
adresowac. - ST.. SLIsZ, 227 Love-
JOY str, Buffalo, n. y.
Dan W Buffalo dnia 1Sgo kwie-
tnia 1901 roku.
KS. Jan Pitass, prezes; st. Slisz,
sekr.; ks. T. Flaczek, ks. w. Kas-
przak, w. Truszkowski, Joz. Maj
chrzycki, Joz. Milewczyk, w. Sko-
wrohski, Joz. Slisz, II. Kajtanow-
ski, NJ. Wojciechowski, J6z. Ant.
czak, Jan Hipsz, W. Jacolik.