The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-27
A GREAT NEW DIAMOND.
Two 1ailioa Dollars and More Given ~ the
Nisam OF Hyaerabad 10 the ORIGINAL OF
Mr.. lsnAes IAN Interesting Case.

Two Mino~ Dollar. and More Given ~ the
Nisam OF Hyaerabaa 10 the Original Of
"Mr. lssses IAN Interesting Case.
Prom he Spectator.
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recosnise: but we should still. have, said
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Hs t hsuss Il rs
aent Sows sS that h eSeisr
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capable OF paving go 600 year forever for
said 70 BE- an Italian or italian Jew named
Barri who ip early NE either adopted Or pro;
sscsh Ss soSts Asia S nS @
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ayear. and that he at last agreed 70 buy from
him Rsh sS q me Tim z no # the
sums Of money. The Nisam. either be-
oash to SssSHss the
bargain. alleging; after he had seen the stone.
tee hs annr only
that ths MAN must personaiiy siye evidence.
osss o. es that nS neFse
rssg9leeted that tho Prince d IVA cs had given
evidence n court OF JUSTICE and by nrocla-
TONS Sc. S}9ntEIysi to soothe away irritatsd feel
examined. and gave his evidence. SO far as We
e pny SPSuf TSs bs S
Jewel might be sent ior him to see: After thai
Sr s"sH ths
Hyderabad would have given s430.OOO in hard
and the question is. why ,Ge gave it Tho
usually foolish person. but a young man OF the
and Sodsst DRYER IN II 'hs
intellectual int enough to know what he is doing
Of chloroiorm in .suspendlng sensation. He is
no Vanderbilt either. or mammoth millionaire
who may have million at ommand. but who.
I when that Is gone must raise money by Esgu..
Saron Hirssh q the SSar Of Russia Tor it Of
aex Massuman attach ny @ I mpo POI
The Imperial" however,, as wc understand
the tI,e !, narrative Is a new diamond. diamond
she e Nzsn or r pee
uries and gauds appreciabie even by him J He
ms ehs hpp fnd 81
We do not doubt. though the statement t IS often
denied. that tho princes Of Asia accumulate
also did when bonds to bearer were unknown:
and we believe that one motive is a sense
en to sb MScn they be
only as portable property, Nor is there any
attracted by CLEAN and glitter and reiraction.
who has he aS
dence about Eleptomana: and they are much
grows harder: Indeed; # 1. probable that ali
would be to
feT a T;2sd variety Of what is
not collect Jewels Freely etiys aeknowledses
that the immense translucent stones OF the
secono ORDER so wei! known to trading miner
thysts.. and observation-disclosures on lis eyes a
kind Of physical fascination. 80 that he never
tires w o. gazing into their lustrous depths.
double one. that Of the collector and that Of
the man who values decorations The collect
tihhs Wn aa, Is inst as in the East as in
objects arc more limited: being confined to re-
are purchased as eagerly as relies were in the
ther t9Hss
deriul things II Sc flashing in Way not 81 given MS
Of conscious beings; The Nizani. who buys
told that II no bought this diamond he would
be the possessor OF the rarest one in tho world
and "a would feel rs proud as any collector OF
Boccaccio Of the. Althorp library Ali Asia
to be the possessor Of tho most wonderful
visible to his subjects on great occasions that
IH, enc IN Is greater or richer or more sqccess
favored Of the Most High: and II Hindoo or
Buddhist, that no has, accumulated mighty
d Ees f
object Q king may, make even unreasonable
sacriflces. or spend o treasure which It has
|ak EI MS father lifetime to accumulate It
able men have risked their lives and squan.
dered their fortunes. and will again to the
worlds end The amount OF the price in this
srIy excited cannot pnclose his will. and f the
NiZam could not obtain the stone by negOtia-
lion. as Shah Jehan obtained tho Great
wien ha a s au4laS saR ID the
OF Ispahan.
Cost or Raising Boys.