The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-20

Commodore Vanderbilts daughter Mrs. II.
f. Clark, has miscellaneous diamonds valued
at 500, COO; and Mrs Cross Cher sister) assort-
ment, is valued at $40 1000.
Mrs. Beals, formerly of Twenty-third street.
possesses over $40, COO worth of diamonds
Mr.. Louis Phillips, the furrier, possesses
single stones and clusters to the amount of
$4,000.
Mr.. Barney Williams has handsome soli-
taire ring, of peculiar design worth S2500.
Mrs. John Morrssey is said to possess
large collection of fine diamond rings, esti-
mated at ST, 1000
George Wilkes, Esq, owns a very fine stone
and ring, said to be worth $4,000.
Hon. John Morrissey has asolitaire variousy
estimated at from $4,000 to $40, 900. This stone
has flaw in it. 1t is a very noticeable stone.
1t was procured at Richmond.
Mr.. Job Laurens, of St. Louis and of New
York, has many costly single stones, pins,
studs, and rings, valued at $50, 600.
The late Mime Jumel possessed some fine
Jewels of historical celebrity; these gems pass,
we presume into the possession Of her heirs
or heir.
Mr.. Simeon Leland, of the Metropolitan
Hotel, is the owner of large solitaire dia-
mond, one of the best single stones of its size
in New York, valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Simeon Leland has q solitaire ring,
also a cluster of three and a cluster of five
rings, estimated altogether at $4,000. Miss
Leland has also recently had some fine dia-
monds valued at $500, presented to her.
Commodore Vanderbilt carries a diamond
pin, brilliant in lustre, variously estimated at
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Mr.. Samuel Sharpley, the minstrel, wears a
| single diamond valued at $4,000, and cluster
! diamond estimated at $1,000.
Mr.. Richard w. Trundy has single stone
| pin worth $500.
Mr.. Edward White has a single stone pin of
the first water, and a set of sleeve buttons,
1 valued at $4,000.
Mrs. ~. Gilsey, of Harlem, has a very pecu-
| liar diamond pin, set in the form of a star
| shaped cross, somewhat similar to the shape
| of the badges worn by the tremen, estimated
4 in value at $4,000.
Mr.. Gilsey himself wears a very snowy,
large, but flat diamond, more dazzling than
| valuable.
Mrs. John NJ. Davis, of Forty-seventh street,
| has a fine assortment of sOlitaires, earrings,
| pins, bracelets-one of the best general collec-
| tions in the city, estimated at $4,000.
| Mrs. Hoey's collection of diamonds and pre-
| cious stones is remarkably fne-valued at
/ $15, 600.
i Mrs. Barney Williams has fine diamond
h pin, worth $J000-a present, we believe, from
|, the people of Dublin.
| Leonard Grover, of theatrical notoriety, has
| a fve-carat diamond ring, valued at $4,000.
Miss Carrie Bullock at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, possesses diamond over a century old
Also set of diamonds presented to her by Mr.
Childs, of Philadelphia. This lady's assort-
ment is valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Van Auken, corner of Thirty eighth
street and Fifth avenue, daughter of G. X
Garrison, formerly Mayor of San Francisco
has collection of diamonds valued at $4,000
! Mrs. Mortimer, Fifth avenue and Twenty
| ninth street, has a miscellaneous collection O
diamonds, valued at Sl5, ,00O
Mrs. Herman, wife of the diamond broker
sometimes wears diamond pins, bracelets, etc
to the amount Of $4,000 and upwards.
Mrs. David Sampson, wife of the vel
known liquor dealer, has an assortment {
large and valuable solitaires, bracelets etc
valued at about So, 500.
Miss Y. Selgman, of Lexington avenue
possesses a miscellaneous assortment of di
mond jewelry, estimated at over $4,000.
Mrs. Moss, wife of the Treasurer of Wallack
Theatre, has diamond jewelry to the amour
of &3000
The two Mrs. Vansaun, of WashingtO
Heights, possess solitaires, rings, bracelets
ETC., to the amount of $4,000.
Mrs. Colonel Ferris, of Metropolitan Hote
has diamond jewelry valued at from $1,000
to $4,000.
Mrs. Andrew Islin, of Madison avenue
possesses a rare amount of diamond jewelry
valued at about $l4, ,000.-N Y. Sunday Me-
clTy,