New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

MA attention TO the mistake made in running pipes
than can be prolerv ushe hy the waer rnded
tarS.. ,brnuch fhgm The pipe In question: L lead,
70 run coated inside bv dirty slime fast sdnerng
s,s siacs of the pipe. The penns In The ppe. which
pau he gnaniitv Of water tIai would run through he
ssss,U plus and plate when full basin OF water was
emptied
A charming newspaper excursion was re-
- made from the East to the West OF Scotland In
ni,iou OF the excellent conduct OF the cmployes IN
III mems. and more especially OF their ndefar
. exerlnns during the extraordinary pressure o. the
nsral q ection and he Tav Br ge inquiries the iro-
,ors If The Dmndcc Advertiser. Ectning TELEGRAPH.
"a Ponies Journal. Jny "a, all In the Offices
,ong with tner wives and sweethearts, a pleasure ex
.prsion OF unwon;ed length and interest. BY arrange
, with the Caledonian and Callander and Oban Raj
~ Comuauies the party had the advantage OF
.ooc,al train both t. and from Oban This train
,d 90 seventeen carriages, and drawn by coupe
o,eprnes starting before ia the morning they
,rrned after 10 in the evening. after most delightful
sv The lire passing Dunblanc Cathedral, thu right
.cenSs the valley OF the Tcith, and runs through
country almost every inch Of which has furnished Sir
vser scott with the material for tho merry OF his
romances up the valley along winch the train
now runs thn the stahunt dos 'ribed In the Lady of
.ho AXE" took place. Running for five miles. Dounc
raelcd ana Just before entering the station the Castle
.omes in sight Was ed on two sides by tue Teth am
~, ardoch the Castle occupies admirable situation.
n,epu
A,aoseeor of Glengyle behalf OF Prince Charlie.
rnrber on deserted the Braes OF Doune LIurick
Castle and Canbusmore, where Sir Waller Scott used to
.,snd the summer IN his boyhood, aud where Prince
charlie once had a lodging. Nine miles beyond Callan-
a,r the train follows the taken by young Norman
,bo bore the ~ in the Lady OF the Lake To-
ward Loeb Arve, with ITS wooded islands, the ruins of
Knchurn CASTLE and the giant form Of Huge Cruachan
ore SEEN Further on, ArdcuattaD Prory, where Bruc
bed Pament, Is passed. and on headand the ruin OF
Dnnstafnace Castle dcscrled. The Stone of ID s.
fi0y." which now supports the coronation char In
Westminster Abbey, and carried tut her fro Scone
nv Fdward obtained the first instance accord
ng TO tradition, from Dunstafnage Castle, ana they
have a mcmentO of the mazda the shape OF brass
Guns OF the ships wrecked the Null coast
the Castle the prop erty OF the Crown aud the Duke
OF Argy is hereditary Keeper little 10 the west are
ne ruils Gothic chapel, with a burying ground,
which Ike Iona, used as cemetery for Scottish
kings. o IS reached at dinner time and tue whole
Marty eTtaned at Argyishlre Hail having passed
nom coast Ia five hours One Of the newspaper
prOp'iors, Mr.. Leng In "A merry speech thanked the
employee ueir efficient services and cohgraiu atrd
them on having travelled safely from East to West
Scotland. Tney had passed through Rob Roys country
person or purse and he could conceive that n Rob ana
&is ie had becL TAX n dander thai morniuG and
teen So many happy ;aces they would have welcomed
Taminas BndkIns venerable ylsage, would have ez-
CLAIMED, PrOdgiOusr and Biinc NlcOl Jarvie would
have Ell culatel, Ma cOnsccnee Is that pressgang
nil he way DnuCpPY'