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

valued at $1,000; her husband possesses a set
of jewelry estimated at 10000.
Mrs. Livingston, of Marion street. has Jewels
valued at $4,000.
Sallie Andrews, of Twenty-ffth street, per-
! haps the most beautiful woman of the demi-
monde, has a fine stock of diamonds, worth
10000. ....
Mrs. Stanley author of the "Seven Sisters, "
has diamonds valued at $40, ,OOO she possesses
| a choice assortment of precious stones.
Mrs. Bell, of Crosby street, is said to possess
diamonds to the value of $4,000 or $4,000.
1t is hinted however, that many of her gems
are only limitations.
Irene Macready, of Fourteenth street, has
diamonds to the amount of $1,000: though
she is said to be somewhat averse to their dis
play.
Mrs. eX-Mayor Gunther has a variety of
choice diamond rings and iewelry. Her as
sortment is valued at $25, 900.
Mrs. Edward King and Mrs. Charles King,
of Fifth avenue, possess each miscellaneous
| assortment of iewery, estimated at, for the
two, at least $4,000.
Mrs. Cummings, of Fifth avenue possesses
fine collection of diamonds, worth $25, 900.
Mrs. Hammond residing at one of our Broad
way hotels, has miscellaneous assortment of
diamonds, diamond crosses, breastpins, etc.
valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Jerson, daughter of Mr.. Meyer, mourn
! ing-goods importer has a miscellaneous as
| sortment of diamonds, worth $4,000.
Mrs. James T.. Mccormick, wife of the we'll
! known Broadway coal dealer, has a solitaire
diamond in a ring, valued at $1,000 fine
! stone.
Mrs. Sarah Bradley, of West Forty-ffth
street. has about $4,000 worth of diamonds.
| Royal Phelps, one of our well-l1nown citi-
! zens, has an assortment of miscellaneous dia-
monds, old and rare, valued at $4,000.
The Barber family, of Irving place, have
rare sets and brooches of diamonds, valued at
! $25, 600.
Mrs. Moncure at the New York Hotel a
wealthy and fashionable Southern widow,
| possesses a very fine assortment of dia-
monds-breastpins necklaces, and solitaire
drops and ring-valued at 100000 in gold.
MIR. John Duff of the Olympic, has pre-
sented to the ladies of his family sets of dia-
mond iewelry valued at over $4,000.
Mrs John Wood, the New York favorite, is
the possessor of a stock of diamond iewelry
estimated at $40, O,00O-cOmprsing a miscella-
neous assortment, and single ring worth
| $4,000.
Mr.. Knapp, Of the Olympic Theatre, owns
an assortment Of small but very pure dia-
monds valued at $1,000.
John Nathan, the retired circus performer
owns a single-stone diamond pin valued at
| $4,000, and a cluster pin estimated at $1,000.
Silas Y. Herring has a single stone valued
at $4,000.
Mrs. Henry Phalon, wife of the well-knowr
perfumer, has about $2500 worth of diamonds
The Jacobson family Of Eighth street, o
operate notoriety, possess in their various
branches over $4,000 worth of diamonds
many of them rare, and obtained in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence, the well-knowl
artists, have fine collection of jewels anC
diamonds, rings, ETC., valued at over SlO,O 600
The Hon. Ben Wood owns some fine dia
monds, in pins, studs, some solitaires, ant
some clusters. He is also said to possess othe
fine gems, valued altogether at over so, ,O0O
Mrs. Leonard Jerome possesses a choic
assortment of diamonds, worth $4,000, SAT-
to have been presented to her by her husban
on last New Years day.
Mr.. August Belmont wears occasionally
very brilliant diamond pin.
Mrs. Paran Stevens has q large and choic
selection of diamonds, estimated as exceed
ing Sl5 ,0O0.
Mr.. John Anderson, the retired tobacconis
and active philanthropist, has a choice assert
ment of diamonds.
George Laws daughters-Mrs. Alex. Tay
lor and Mrs. Colonel May-have large an
choice assortment of diamonds, estimated at
high figure.
Mrs. Morgan, of the Avenue, has a yer
rare and varied collection of diamonds, EN-
bracing head-dresses and the like, displayin
great taste.
Madame de Trobriand and her accomplishe
daughter possess a Ene collection of miscella
neous diamonds, with some rare gems, value
at $4,000.
The Van Buren, family, of Fourteenth street
have collection of miscellaneous diamonds
valued at $4,000.
A member of the well-known Harbec
family, on Fifth avenue, wore a necklace o
the night of the Russian Ball valued at S3O, OOC
This necklace is still in the possession OF tn
, family
The ELorillard family possess miscell;
: neous assortment of diamonds, valued
$4,000.
= The Aspinwall family possess, it is est
mated, about $4,000 worth Of miscellaneou
| diamonds.
Mrs. David Reed wears some fine diamond
estimated at $4,000.
Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, possesses a
= immense solitaire diamond-ring, wOrn we b.
Heye. in 'Richelieu," and other parts. TT
great tragedian possesses some 600 wort
e Of diamonds.
/ Eytinge, the sporting Chesterfield, wears
fine solitaire worth $500.
' Mrs Dan Bryant has some fine diamond
# estimated at $1,000.
Mrs. Lester Wallack has miscellaneor
= diamonds valued at $4,000.
Miss Bonfanti, of Biatk Crook celebrity, ha
5 her diamonds stolen recently. 1t is singul;
e fact that the thief had been already arreste
t ON another charge of theft. Miss Bonfanti
counsel. Henry H. Morange, succeeded in ge
t ting the perpetrator to confess where the di
monds were, and obtained them. The di
monds were presented to her in London, an
are valued at $500. Those who were in IL
n socrat knew what so much depressed Il