New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26


These surrounded by cafes whose keepcts hau
barrels OF spirits as TO meet the u
sailors a%ay and they did tho work appointed them with
the greatest aacry The English sailors hso NOT iVhe
Greeks and the Turks II was caused ny the rcue OF
drunken Greek priest by the Turks and was fought for
Off My wife and myself being absent, on our Ut,
rival at the aysy at station, al 1aa S0i To Se s
s going on and 1t was said that half regiment he'd
been sent for repoed Therefore to nay VIE o ," sa I'D
ii those things have really happened there Is nh
need Of %s AP%s wsp in neis 1865 70 efph ad
ben disabled by an injury to my loot ana Ss Mooa
She found how useful she could make herself;
Besides seeing that had proper food sac aslentGd
ness she soon becomes famous fu doctress
have known her TO have as many ~ % patients III one
day and may here Sdl inat hs w 1ng oS 10 20
down to the hospital 81 STn2 TO secure fhe yo
unteer services of s wife, aud wish here to audc 20
mino IApplause On arriving AZ EphesuS we iouhd the
station u the wounded men md the whole was
the possession of the Soiery who numbered ABOUT loV
Ny wife set 10 wo ana there was only 1c cas- %
her skill and bad 10 telegraph to the ship when hd
not yet left, for SURGEON r..h,,. ~, ,,,,o,,-
bad occurred at Ephesus out what would take too
much time 10 reatc-tb" bT6t week IN oetOpef iOuhd
again al EpheNus We soon settled down TO our duties
but there was great difficulty IN getting worknen,
This year had carts ana horses as well as men was
sansuine enough to hope mat We would hnd oteI nag
ments OF the Temple Im0y say that my hopes were mol
quite realized. but nevertheless We made some very
important discoveries, which viii relate. More tnah
100 feet Of the platform the west side Wds
found and 10 or feet tho east side This fact does
not confederate Pilos statement thai the Temple was
reached by means OF steps There must pave pcen ii
of these stops ascend 10 tie Temple In clearing away
distance of 80 feet. the remains Of porticV which
surrounds the three sides OF the Temple also found
The columns had fallen, and lay there Just as the
fell. | regretted very much that l bad net
found here two fragments of phixas Ihe anuphxas
are stoncs-here is . cniaton-wlch covers the
pened during the time OF all the excavations 1t was HE
death OF black man. who was told IN my absence 10 go
pose OF raisingit The rope slipped and the stone fen
back him. IL took seven minutes 10 eAhune him. ana
In 1874 had very small balance in hand ara feeling
that the excavations ought to continued applied Tor
further funds. A very small grant allowed. and
obi gcd To send away al but thirty Of my mon
had begun TO economic by turning the stones over
from one side TO the other We found the blocks In
the hall OF the Temple grOOyed for the Ringing oi the
fragments ali from Inc last three temples We iounl
lions heads which feet across the forehead and
other remains OF these temples Most OF The sculpture
shows sisus 81 color and, in fact may say al SHOW
SIGNS OF color the prevailing shade heing rel ne
water now stood So low that took ahVantlgo
of it and explored the cellar to much greaterdtph man
last trmpc but two This temple was built in the most
enduring manner, the walls all being biit on piers
built II Las been described as beng hht hrsl WIN
solid foundation of stone Upon thIs there were lad
this question, upon which there had been "a
great deal of dispute made very careful excavations
and found first Of all layer four inches thick OF putty
like composition compose of substance very much IKE
glazicr's putty. both in constitution and appearance
Underneath that there layer oil charcoal three
inches thick. Then came layer of putty four inches
thick making in all IL inches aud upon this the walls
Of The Temple Now there is no doubt about the
charcoal, bat there may be some doubt as tn what this
puttv-likc substance THIS column Lrefcfrlng TO
diagram is the outer column Of the peiistyle which
found IN place This the other side Is the other
column OF the pcristyle, which also IN position
the only columns which found IN position
The only doubtful portion the Temple and IL is not
very dOubtfUl is the cross wall OF The Temple We
have exactly 100 columns of the peristyic,
aud SO OF these have been described cOnneG cocid0e
by pliny. There is still greater proof that this was the
case. because referring 10 this elevation, The inter
ccumnadon between these columns AVID that column is
Il little more than II feet. Wien we come
to these columns the iDtercUlunui1tUn was III
creased to 10 feet inches The columns were about
57l2 feet hight and Gig feet in diameter, and were
futed. The Fittings eiptical. not vertical Back
of tho altar enriched in enablauro, the
WORK OF PraNelcs. Ny theory is that the Temple was
open 10 the sky statue OF the goddess being sheltered
by canopy final, closed the excavations by order
of the trustees leaving everything i'll order 50 that Ia
tune visitors might be able to trace out the plan Of the
Temple
At tie close Of the lecture Dr. s. l. Prime moved vote
Of thanks Mt Wood for his heroic work. On motion
Judge DAILY took the chair and conveyed 10 MI Wood the
grateful sense OF the meeting in few very appropriate
words.