Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-02

Will leave LOS Angeles IOr EUROPE,
where he expects to spend from one
to two years. His object in MAX
ing this trip is to perfect himself in
profession In which he has al
ready attained great eminence. As
surgeon, particularly, DR.. Wise
has demonstrated his right to
stand in the front rank, while as a
physician his skill and learning
are conceded throughout this
section. During his absence abroad
his attention will be exclusively
devoted to mastery of the latest
European methods in surgery and
medicine, and with that view he will
spend the major portion of his
time ia the leading hospitals and
medical colleges of the principal
cities of the old world. After hav-
ing thoroughly availed himself of
the facilities OF London, Paris,
Vienna and Berlin will be visited
In the order named. We expect
| great things of DIR. Wise, and we
predict that the afflicted of this
section, though temporarily de-
prived of the services OF a notably
| successful practitioner, will be ben
efted in fthe end. Already pro-
feundly read up In both branches
of his profession, with o reputation
for many remarkable cures incon-
testably established, it is only fair
to assume that the doctor will re-
turn to Los Angeles with his abil-
ity to do good indefinitely extend
ed. Such q man is prepared to as
simulate at once, and even to inn
prove upon, all the latest medical
and surgical appliances and theo-
ries of treatment Of the sick and
MANNED which be may encounter
in the old world. As we have
said, DR.. Wise will return to Los
Angeles after he has completed
bis European studies.
The Messrs. Dotter & Bradley
come to the front this morning
with triple column advertise.
ment. This enterprising and reli-
able house is now receiving the
largest and most elegant stock Of
furniture, carpets, lace curtains,
etc., ever brought to Los Angeles.
Their assortment of carpets is espe-
cially noticeable for the variety
and richness of the designs, and
includes velvet tapestry, moquette,
and the newest patterns of Brus-
sells and ingram, besides full line
of mattings, etc. Persons requir-
ing anything in the way Of house,
furnishing material should not fail
to give them a call, as their goods
are of the best and their prices
moderate.
The Jacoby Brothers appear else
where in large double column
advertisement. They have always
stood in the front rank OF our ell.
terprising business men, and noth-
ing which judgment, liberality and
experience can do to assure bar
gains to their customers is ever
omitted by them. There is no
more infallible way of securing a
nobby suit of clothes than by sim-
ply dropping into Jacoby's, juno
tion of Spring and Main streets,
and buying at the wonderfully low
prices which prevail at this popu-
lar establishment. The firm also
make speciality of furnishing
goods, which they keep in store in
great quantity and of nonpariel
quality.
Ex-Governor Ramsey and wife,
Of ST. Paul, Minnesota, came down
overland from San Francisco yes
terday. 1t will be remembered
that the Governor was here during
the visit Of President Hayes, he
being at that time Secretary Of
War. Governor Ramsey was one
of the committee which investigat-
ed the affairs Of the mint at San
Francisco lately; and. on leaving
Los Angeles, he proposes to return
to the East via the Southern route.
Mr.. I. w. Hellman, executor of
the estate Of the late Mathew Kel.
Ter, ia having the old wine house
on Alameda street greatly i'm
proved. The store has been raised
to the height of seventeen feet,
the cellars have been renovated
and u tin roof put on the building.
New caaks have been substituted
for the old ones, and new machi-
merry has been added to the wine
works. Mr.. Stuhr, the superinten.
dent, assures us that he will make
his wines and brandies equal to
any wInemaker here, aud thus keep
up the reputation Of the old estab-
lishment.
Life members and contributing
members of the horticultural So
ciety and persons desiring season
tickets will have an opportunity to
secure their tickets at the office of
Morford Il Brown, corner Spring
and Temple streets, on Saturday,
the Sd instant, from l to 5 P. M.
Mr.. A. N. Hamilton will be- pre-.
pared to supply all corners. Secure
your season tickets Saturday after.
noon and thus avoid the confusion
and delay at the Pavilion.
1t is reported that the notorious
Moreno and his partner Gonzales
have a rendezvous at Ell Monte.
They have Ia their possession q
fine horse and some other porperty
stolen from the vicinity of Downey
City. We understand that there 10
reward of $1,000 for Gonzales, for
the murder of Deputy Sheriff Or
tega in San Luis Obispo county, a
few weeks ago. 1t is said they may
be seen daily in the vicinity of the
Old Mission.
Mr.. A.W. Potts, Secretary of the
Centennial Committee, yesterday
extended an invitation to ex-Sec-
retary OF War Ramsey to take part
in the coming celebration. Mr..
Ramsey was much gratified at the