New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

age,,.vhov N Get the top o1-bow to dspos'
81 The cover II a man should 20 with common
a. 20 eu, ort tun Of ice he woud need couple Of win
hrs or Co. 10 fnsh Tie Job and at the end would wond
who're he tur Of i Lad gone for be eo edge woaid Only
u inter- ard clip in bic see Every ady who INDUCES
IL L r,lgeIt'c tree 70 get aiGm9 OF ice ina '
ne large into a pitcher knows VIVA, retfaeI"
~ creature this sane ice is lie VII hrrak, as Samoo
SAYS "whar you no want him, and whar You wan, hun
be break, hollow" But the winter IS going with ig
rcd ard ice De bad neher do about ge,ng
yer, ar INTO the interef alter H. looking the freight b
SO the unve-sa Ysakee nvents s tools cutting his ice
arr noxr brIGs bis much TIE beref; OF Mons lay
o, In Broadway ard tie o;hCr Mcnscurs Taylor in Lon
don Havana al,uta, Porto Rico and Bombay
10 begin thea the universal Yankee ust ether plane
or scrare the snow and ice OF the solid fabric be
ned;h and up lsh tbs he makes ice plane and
sn eserGpr tie ss pushes the snow IN front, Is drawn
Nv horse and can he thrown over ike horseraAe leav
irc tie refuse behind t. The ice cutter must know the
exc, thickness OF tie cool commodity and to determine
Hi. he bores hole hrou with his ice anger which Is
rather more than three feet long and works on TIE plinc
pe Of the carpenters biz stock and with an iron nasur
Ing stick divided into inches, gets the exact meastr esh
inches thick OF ice beng about as little as ne WISHES TO
M ode with and when there is twelve he can work com
fcr,sbly Havir, now smooth solid surface la least he
roin; him by its warmth sufficiently thick make pack
Ing an object he marks a, his iod he cEea ice over
which he means to cut into little squares cakes very
much Ike large calculated drops cakes OF chocolate
making them twenty two inches square. To accomplish
this rt marking which is ihe guide Of al his future opera
tons and must be done With the greatest exactness he inst
laws large board he ice Tor ruler having SCI up
sick across the pond rs target 70 get sight oy ana
r,x draws Inc il the ice along the edge OF this board by
very ingenious tool called hard groove in which the
teeth tiat iook something Ike tie teeth OF The cui'vaior
though fla; plates OF steel Sc. inch apart ana each
,oo Is Tie eighth Of inch be the other instead Of
being in line and the hand groove ends with PLAIN piece
of ,ee for guide TO the teeth Tbe hand groove by this
mode of setting the teeth does not og bat cuts or clears
shallow Line, and must be kept sharp ADer drawing his
uo with the hand groove and getting other lines al
a.: anes in tie mode he now goes over these nS
Z, deeren them with machine drawn by horses, called
marker that cuts or pens his first line 10 an inch and
hafdoep Now lie has obi pretty fair lines for ais
cskes but be deepens than still more bya maSnted hand
groove drawn by horse this groove having handles Ike
plcw and doeping the line furrow x in 'hes-tlAng
the whole ce TO be twelve inches ihckand the depth OF
these burrows is tested BY The pocket rule repeatedly Our
fair e nd therefore before she takes her mex; spoonful oil
strawberry ice VII bear in mind that NJ to this point tue
ulace OF TIC pond whose quality is accurately tested mas
been bored M aST rui marAedand Srooved noclHeS
Of twenty two inches square and VIII no; possibly Gfle
the shilling for so much of this accurate result inJuly
Put all this dey.trous lining and iGrrowng OF the sohI
suffice done according to Gunter all this neat ana pre-
,i.e work on The shifting cracking spinierng stun VIII
rot avail unless also devise ways and means ''f se"s
i, safely out of the pond We have ob.a ned great mum
her OF well finished grooves that may serve in more ways
tLsn one when Wa come to s. lit OF the cakes AID PACK
.,ulny n ice SAW O,.G
instrument having large teeth set FIR apart that viii not
clog or got choked up ard in s length may be proper
ionsd 10 the thickness If the ice In the case we nave
a. there are no ice houses the pond we must ihen
continue 20 pacx the good angel OF lemonade IN tue most
convenient location on the shore for the ice stack and sa"
ont canal or passage this in the first place along wha
@ can navigate our commodity 20 rs new quarters fo'a'
lIv The where we are cutting the lee account OF ts
yaty and Quantity may be at the end Of the pond iarne't
from the outlet Placing the saw Their, in the groove Oh
one Of the cakes already six inches deep At that point most
convenient for beginning, we saw away perhaps io"l
cakcs deep End then aking Ut q convenient distance o.
r The length Of the cake another parallel groove we again
SAW ur cakes deep and thus the two ends Of the block Or
ump or cannl boat are free And along the length OF the
cake tie line is Of course six eight inches deep IN TIE
groove and possibly twenty cakes long and 20 separate the
mass now comes in hand i'm 9oani ice tool Ike very
long light crow bar ending in fd expansion Ike eheI
which placed in the groove at two or three points aud
lightly and nigma,ieGly pressed the who.e Gaze sP' VI
comes Of. and with man on board who pushes II along
with long hon she'd pole hr ugh the cana to the oa'e
or other point rejected for the stack taking advantage Oh
cprrft he convenience OF cutting the thickness OF the
ice and doing I'll things Of course according TO Ginser
The intelligent lady with the well favored lie viii please
"a observe how well the refractory creature has behaved
thus far in fac: neat growing and neat saving and split
trc do s business up 10 this point
And now how shal The icecuter get this ponderouS
ronstercake into his new quarters Not certainly WITH
out further division as iile army OF men and moses
uld be needed for dat Aga.n small hand groove ana
he t,r cone into piay tie original grooves prove last
friends AID the great canal cake il now separated mo
more convenient pieces containing four or tx o. the t"eh
tv tvoin,h cakes Now into practical use Inos'
qus Of the creature that 10 gir or boy wl
disru,c-s rover siding and without this the ice cueF
could not make the thing 20 at all AT The end Of the ca
na then be ays what be calls rnH or way ~e ihn!a
ture plank road only the bottom made OF tfee ooaFs
,e,r or cross peces about four feet wide, and VII:
red edge Of lost or timber keep tie cake IN IL hmt'
whebs raised out Of the canal by anda horse attached
70 the cake by stout rope and ingenious wire rappe or
c,B which Looks much IKE one half Of school boys
ic,,er ard firmly sticks into the ice This graz IA.
zoe solid wooden handle attached 70 IT, 70 give Hcomm na
,nd n.r;n.ncv The horsernen walks along the race on
IL outside followed by The cake in the run up the pot
vhe,e the ice Stack building and next another horse and
rome and grab are hehcd on the cake and III taken on
to tie platform, by tie stack
An ssk o, convenien, size may be one hundred feet
.1g ,hr,y feet wide and fourteen feet IN hght ana
made on the outside by setting os in the ground TO Tie
aertb of or seven inches perhaps six feet apart and IN
ch;pr in l:e az tie top supported first by braces at
The sides On the inside Of these uprghts boaris are
ptild Ike tie siding house, and the ice Is lad within
solid block after block cake aer cake layer on layer al
The dimensions Of TIE stack the blocks and their relative
r,itops being founded the precision OF the twenty-five