The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-29

| such match had been made was received at first
with comparative IL difference by the majority OF the
patrons OF aquatic sports; but sooner did the
American SET his root ON Amer soil than com
pete change "came Ger the spirit of the sceue "
anil Is daily watched on the RIVER at Newcas'l lie
Dy several hundreds of eager sDeca whilst during
the intervals when he is not his boat the curos y
monger are e ing about the town greedIly seeking
any informal on they can get concerning the afal n
Matters, too, ale beginning now to assume more
0usinesslike aspect. barry Ciasper has now got he
new boat finished Tor HAM ], and the latter durng
the last few Gays has been taking his regU breath.
lD9s in her. she is beautiful craft measuring 80
feet inches lonP and IL inches WIDE in the centre
her depth being a. inches forward, - inches aft,
ana 81 inches amlushlps. She is built entirely of
pounds
Tue American champion has also Just issued his
colors Ahhouph being unused to the practice of
having CO Ors a custom which is never observed in
the states Hamlil at once de ermined to follow SUIT
with the English rowing me1. The design was made
by himself. and certainly effects very great creult
upon his taste and iDy enuity. rne device a white
groUno with linear border Of red and ue. In the
centre Is the re tatiOn OIL stone arch, sym
boical Of the Union, the ate of Pennsylvania-of
which Hamill is naiiv having its acknowledged
Chief place as the keystone of the structure.
In each corner ale nine stars in red, white, and
bue-so as to preserve the internationa character
OF the device repre- entng the thirty six States
the Union. Above the arch Is the name OF the Key
stone State "PeDnsylvania" whilst work d under
the curvature OF the arch is the inscription flames
Han III, Champion of America" The production
has Teen very much admired by those who have
seen 1t, and already several Investments have been
made IN ecuring mementO of One-whatever may
he the result OF the compehtIon-who had the p uck
ana the hafdihOod TO travel great q dis auce to
centend against the aquatic champion OF England
Harry Kelley arrived in Newcastle ON Thursday
afternoon, shortly after five O'Clock by the scotch
express train There was 1uss bother made
about hrs arrival, which, at his own request, was
Kept quite secret bv some two three of his
friends here, Who however, met him at the train.
e took up his quarters at the star Inn, Northum-
berand street, and will remain there until Satur.
day (this dayb wien he Will return to London. In
tire rtefval he has been engaged in trying a boat,
which has been built Tor him by Jewit and arrang.
ing for his final quarters for the 10 which he
intends returning about week before the day ap-
pointed Tor the Preat contest.
title or no betting has taken place the event
here up to the present time.
NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUB.-The Ma
tional Base Bali Club OF this city leave on Mon
day next for the North, to contest the champion
ship with the crack clubs OF the places below
named. Their programme is as folows:-
July 2, Athletic Club, of Philadelphia.
July B. Keystone Club, of Philadelphia.
July 4, Union Club, OF Morrisan'a
July 5, Excelsior Club, of Brooklyn.
July 6, Gotham Club, of Hoboken.
July 7, Liberty Cluo of New Brunswick.
The folio Hing-named members have been
selected to uphold the character of the club
Williams. p.; Berthrong, c.; Hodges, l b.;
Parker, 2 b.; Fox, b.; Smith, s. S.; Studley,
! f.; Urel, c. f.; Mclean, +. f.; substitutes,
German and Yeatman.- Wash. Star 2Sth.