New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17
YICHTSNEV Still WAITING.
LOOKING FOR TIE INQUIRY REPORT-Niil.
DUNRAVEN MAKE ANOTHER FtL-
MN ATIONo

''No report yet-no call for meeting 20 hear Inc
report-no sign from anybody as 10 when report
viii be made-no doub; VIVA; Tie report WEI pe-i'o
use fretting-wo! know soon
That was the mcs4lgc received hy Tribune re-
porter Yesterday from ynch;sman who was sup
poso1 70 posses. some information to the report
Of the inquiry committee.
There are Indications about the clubhouse that
something t. expected. for there We're Yesterday
more visitors there thar there have been before OF
late. and the regular visitors are joined frequently
by members vho come only "On occasions The
long lis, of candidates for membership in the club
shows tia; interest in yachting has not fallen OF,
even though the prospects for international racing
are slender for next year. Among those who VIII
be balloed for at the next meeting, which vii! take
place on February 10. Chauncoy Vi. Depew
Colonel T. Vinton Green. Justice Morgan J. OBFien
and T.. Il. Russell. l.. :. y.
At the same meeting the club viii aci on me
names Of Captain ~ T. Mahan AMI eX-Mnister Ed
ward j. Phelps for honorary membership Inc!
were proposed by Commodore L. ". Brown. Ac-
cording 20 the laws of the club candidate for nom
orary membership may be accepted at one meeting
but he does not become honorary member untll
the action of the meeting is approved at the next
regular meeting Of ihe club The admission Of the
two members Of the speca, investig l'ion commit
will he approved AT the meeting winch VIII take
place on March 26 Il will be strange thing, some
members say 20 see the names OF Mahan and Phelps
on the same list with Dunraven IS honorary mem
bers Of the NeN-York Yacht club.
"If the report is really against Dunraven. SAID
one man and if the committee should say any
thing hard against the Englishman. would he not
naturally ash t. have his name taken off the
list
In speaking Of the proposition 20 honor the mem
bers Of the committee a student U! me case Sdi".
1T is q most graceful recognition of the services
which the men performed. and inasmucn as 'n'
RECOGNITION comes before the verdict mas utrh rem
Gered II cannot be said that the nature OF ne Nrt
dict Influenced Commodore Brown IN PROPOSING ''''
names. ,.,. go
PEOPLE in Yachting circles arr looking dAu[ ;or
another DunraVcn circular. Hints nave come rom
England to the effect that he VIII publish a hltei:
probably in '"Thc Field. az soon as the i'p"rl Vi
the committee il made public, and tnat u. WIZ
plain why the case went as Il did. go
While the duel story Is looked upon ~ So."' ~ a.
entirely unworthy of notice. thcre are DINERS WIZ
believe, that the charge % fraud on the one manu-.
and the liar and blackguari on the oln'', H.,
shadow Of til. Pyramids. g.. 49,. ~, 81, a.,..,
''Why DID he take no second with NM j. "SN'"
by the inci edulous ones. ., , t
THE Majestic is not the only snip ruhhlii
tween this city and English ports. ana Mt lsetin
others ,,.,-. 81, ,i,. raror,
4 new theory as to the publication or thr report
,.as advanced by a member of the cnD lAst hiEn'.
IL SAD. The report Of the inquiry committee
viii he a volume OF about SIX hUnul"u o. $500
r,,ndred M res Tho committee want II TO be inade
m,,h'ir in Europe as soon II l. gwen out ne,
and as If j. too large TO telegraph II WIN ~ -,
ever by mail and its arrival on the other Siny y
it will be published here. believe the report WILL
go saturday 60, , . ,noo
week before the contents Of the volume becomes