The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-20
List of the Prin cipaI Diamonds and Ola
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List of the Prtn cipaI Diamonds and DIn-
mOnd. Owners ia New York,
OF course, in the compass of a newspaper
article, it would be utterly impossible to in
| clude even the names of all the parties who
possess diamonds within the vast area of the
| great city of New York. But enough personal
| data can be given under this head to enable
| the reader to form at least an approximate
! idea of the general diffusion of diamonds
among all classes of our citizens
Mrs A. Y. Stewart has a single stone-sad
to be the largest in the country-valued at
| S30, 600. This is set with two other large
stones. The lady possesses a magnificent da-
mond necklace, and other jewelry, valued at
over 100000.
Mrs Riston, of Thirty fourth street, cele
| brated fashionable belle, possesses some very
| handsome costly jewelry-diamonds emeralds
and other precious stones. She has a solitaire
| one of the handsomest in New York, esti-
mated at $4,000. The whole assortment is
valued at $4,000.
Jacob Vanderpool, Fifth avenue, wears a
! solitaire pin worth $4,000.
Mrs Stuyvesant, daughter of Henry L.
| Pierrepont, wears an elegant diamond set
worth 100000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb, of the Howard Hotel
wear Sl5,O ,OOO worth of superior stones, includ-
| ing some fine solitaires.
| Mrs. George Henriques has some fine dia-
monds She formerly owned a single stone
| valued at $4,000, which has passed, we
| believe into the hands of Bishop & Rhein.
The Hendricks family have some costly
| jewels, valued at $15, 600.
Mrs. Chadwick, of Fourteenth street and
| University place, now, we believe, in Europe,
| possesses diamonds estimated at so, 900.
| Mrs. Poznanski, of Thirtieth street, has
set of cluster diamonds worth about $4,000.
| Mr.. George Osgood, Commodore Wander
| bits son-in-law, wears a single stone valued
! at $4,000.
Mrs. Helmbold, wife of the druggist has
| some fine solitaire diamonds. Also. fine
necklace, of beautiful workmanship, valued
at $4,000.
Mrs. Jarvis has black diamond, very rare
and valuable, in a ring surmounted by other
diamonds; also, rare cameo pin valued at
| $500.
Miss Thorne. of Sixteenth street, now Mrs
! Fox has a solitaire diamond worth $GOOO and
other elegant gems.
Madame Barreda, wife of the Peruvian
| Minister to Madrid, who has villa at New
| port, and formerly a town-house on the
| Avenue, has superb diamonds, valued at
! upwards of $4,000, including some magnii-
cent necklaces and earrings.
| Mrs. Zynaga del Vale, her sister, wife of
| rich merchant, also possesses some very valu-
| able diamond earrings, etc. - valued at
| SO, coo.
|
| connections, also figure extensively in dia-
monds. Mr.. Wolfe wears splendid solitaire
| pin and ring worth $4,000 each-and the ladies'
of his family connections have very elegant
single stone earrings and other diamond
| jewelry-worth $4,000.
The Livingston family possess many superb
diamonds--estimated, in all their branches, at
| $50, 600.
Charley White the MINSTREL has single
diamond pin, formerly owned by James
Weaver, Sr., of Brooklyn, valued at $4,000.
Mrs. James Gordon Bennett has very fine
assortment of diamonds, iewelry, necklaces,
and the like; many, we believe, purchased
abroad, and the whole estimated at from
$75, 600 to S10O 900.
Mrs. August Belmont, among other valuable
jewels, has rare cameo pin, estimated at
$4,000, and $25, 600 worth of diamonds.
The Schermerhorn families, Of Twenty third
street and of the Avenue, have valuable dia
monds, estimated at over $4,000.
Mrs. Groesbeck has an assortment of dia
mond jewelry, valued at $4,000.
Tom Merit, the well-known sport, wears
single stone, solitaire, one of the finest in New
York, worth over $4,000
Mrs. +. B. Spinola, of Livingston place, ha,
diamonds valued at $4,000.
Mrs. j. Y. Lloyd wears diamonds estimated
at from $1,000 to $4,000.
Mrs Harbeck, of Fifth avenue, has magnif
cent diamonds valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Charles Leland, among other iewelry
possesses single stones and clusters to th'
amount of $4,000.
Mrs. Morgan possesses a large and remark
bly, varied and full selected assortment of dia
monds embracing a superb diamond head
dress; the diamonds are valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Pike wife of Mr. Pike, Of Pixies Oper
House celebrity, who is now a resident Of Ney
York, has a diamond necklace valued a
$4,000; Also about $40, 600 worth of ewelry.
The late f. p. Christy possessed some costl
diamond pins and rings, valued at 525, ,OOO
which are now in litigation.
Mrs. William Wheatley possesses a valuabl
diamond breastpin, worth $4,000, and severa
fine diamond rings.
Ada Isaacs Menken Heenan lately, in Ne,
York, exhibited about $4,000 worth
| ewelry.
Miss Madeline Henriques has some neat dis
mond rings, valued at more than $500.
Miss Sallie Hinckley now in New York, ha
some diamond rings, and, we believe, fin
solitaire. Her jewelry has been estimated 8
$4,000.
Mime Ristori has diamonds to the amour
of $25, 600, embraciL I a tiara worth $40, 900,
Edwin Booth is hid to possess diamon
pins and rings to the value of $4,000.
The well-known Theodore Allen is said [
, have diamonds to the amount of 5000
Mackay, the sport, also claims some hand
some diamonds, valued at $4,000.
Jerome b. Fellows sometimes wears as hig
| as 600 or $4,000 worth of diamonds.
Galletti has some fine diamonds, variousl
estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
| Miss Kellogg, the Prima donna, has misce
I laneous collection of diamonds, many of then
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