The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-20
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. Peter J. .Shand, 1O!5
A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Catholic Church-R.v. J. L. Fullerton.
First Mass. at Z A. NJ: Second Mass
at 10 A: NJ; Fcsrers ut4 ~ P. NJ.
Baptist Church--Rev J. X. Meuden.
hall, Pastor, IL A. NI. and p. NJ.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. J. +.
Latimer, IL A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Lutheran Church-Rev. A. T.. Rude.
10Ia A. NJ.
Marion Street Church-ncv. ". D.
Kirkland. 1Ola A. NJ. and S 2. NJ.
Washington Street Church-Rsv. 0.
A. Darby, 10l1a A. NJ. aud 5 P. NJ.
MANUFACTURE OF IcE The beautiful
and Ingenious process of manufacturing
leo by the application Of fre 10 chemi-
Gals, is puzz!ing problem to unscientific
minds. Even with all the explanations
furnished the spectator. as he locks at
the operation Of The French patent ma
chiue. the wonder does not diminish
that such seeming contradictions can be
wrought by applied science. The fol.
lowing statement Of the process ex-
presses the principle and explains the
process with pleasing simplicity, clear
ness aud brevity. 1t shows how art can
e1tort from reluctant nature some OF the
most pleasing surprises, and give to the
most torrld regions luxury which q
savage would look upon as the fruit of q
miracle. 1t is possible that in time the
ice machines may be so simplified and
reduced in size and cost that each per-
son IN his rural home, far removed from
cities. may become his own ice-maker.
An invention. based upon the chemi.
cal principle, that, if all the heat is ex-
traoted ont OF any object. it becomes in.
tensely cold, is now successfully applied
to the production of ice. Asmau steam
engine, by means OF two pumps, subjects
carbonic acid gas to pressure sufficient
70 hqnldlze it. In a liquid state, this
gas. has lost its heat. but recovers it
again when converted into gas. Accord
ingly, simple apparatus is contriyed.
by which the acid in O LIQUID state is
made to surround tubes filled with water
The acid then returns to lis gaseous con-
dition, and in doing SO, takes with il all
tho caloric out of tho water, leaving it
solid ice. There is no limit to the num-
Der of these tubes or apartments OF
water. and consequently a large quantity
OF ice can be formed at time. the ope.
ration being rapid one, and the cost
comparatively small.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, July 19.-Hendyie
House-D w Marshall, Atlanta; JJO Boo.
zer, Charleston; F " Henry, Pa; F. E
Rushing. II Tide, wife and child, Marl-
boro; " B Hogan, Miss Carrie Hogan,
Ridgeway; Miss E Saunders, Sumter; "
J Vaughn and wife,. Fairfield; P Fl
Hanes, n G; T " Erwin, White Oak; J
" Cook. N G; D 3 Haseltou, Charles
ton; A Evans, David McCoskill, Wins
boro.
Columbia H,:.l-Jas E Black. Chero.
kee Springs; S G Gilbert. w D Kennedy,
Charleston; a l. Reed, Washington; Jas
Il Rion, Winnsboro; E 81 Brooks,
Orangebnrg; D Gardner, Jr, " L A r
X; 81 Stelling, G & G r r; G II
Thames. Wilmington.
Wheeler House-T s Clarkson, RI
Hand, S II Robbins. G Marsh, n CIT
Erwin. Charleston; w G Hargin, Ny;
q Is Hinton, H H Adams. U S a.