New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-17
y. T. 7. c. AND THE G4TESES.
THEIR APPLICATIONS NOT YET REACHED BY THE
COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS IT SAN

THEIR APPLICATIONS NOT YET REACHED BY The
COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS. IT IS SAID.
Officers Of the New-York Yacht Club denied yes
terday that there any significance In the fall
ure of the committee on admissions 70 report on
the names of John W. Gates and his son. Charles
l. Gates. in time for action at last nights meet
ing OF the club. None of the members OF the com
mttee would discuss the matter yesterday. but
high official of the club said:
The truth OF the matter is the committee was
unable to act upon the applications in time to
present them formally at the regular meeting That
is all there is TO it. Tt is mere technically The
committee is compelled examine carefully all ap-
plications for membership and I understand that
the committee has not yet reached the Gates
applications"
Officers OF the club were asked II the alleged
personal enmity existing between ]. Pierpont Nor
and Mr.. Gates would have any influence IN
deciding whether Mr. Gates should be admitted TO
a Is Tegogs 70 sIP90 t M6r amy E Ma
Gates SHOULD have any influence e in matter OF this
gentlemen and is not run for the purpose OF airing
grievances. real or fauCied. l am OF the opinion
due time. Everything hinges. OF course. on the
report OF the committee on admissions; and ordi-
tends 10 do
THE YACHT CLUB MEETING.
general meeting of .he New-York Yacht Club.
which held at the new clubhouse. IN West
Forty-fourth-st.. last night. largely attended
by the members. Nothing given out 10 the
clubs intention in regard to the proposed de-
fender Independence
As TO the new club station at Staten Island. and
the al Of the station the East River, these
matters were referred TO committee with power
An amendment was made to Article VI: 70 enable
navy 10 become members OF the club.
The Alumni Association OF the Naval Academy
presented two challenge cups, one for schooners
and one for single mast vessels
The New-YOrk Yacht Club presented one OF tts
flags to Capt Tin Evelyn r. Baldwin. who IS in
command Of the steamer America owned by VIII
tam ZeigIer and enrolled in the club lists
This flag Is TO be carried on board The America IN
her coming expedition to the North Pole
Commodore Ledyard and NiCe-C Commodore august
Belmont at the meeting. Secretary j. v. >
O,ldie reported that the increase OF membership
since taking the new clubhouse was pa regular
members and thirty-two naval members Ne"
members were elected last niShI as ioiIo"S-
DR. Ogden Rachus. captain Theodore F Kane.
Howard T. rockingham T. : N 60. W ,
Uan-,- " DlI11 Baxter. T. : y
= n Nfouenhauer Rear Admiral John H. Up
William NJ Iaffan. Rear-NaniraI j y Miller
B. Taller. e. =
ILeut-Com- Alex sharpe. James t-lVersln IT.
Lieutenant Joseph H Rohr captain Seth NJ Ackley. L
hacker. L. : y.
Surgeon Edward r suit, j. X M1N w. ~
L Henry l. maxwell
Edward d LeutiIhon Joseph 9. Mhle,s.
H. Burnside Potter. Henry \ w Noou-
Tobn Saasv Ward ir L. G. ISthrop
+, 4; Bruins William Mcdonald
I1eut.-Com Henry Mccrea. I4eutsHaEt John A T00'n
Charles George LertF
William n. Trueslale. James K steers
Winthrop Rutherfurl William VIC Gre-
Elisha over Dallas Bache Pratt
Henry Clay Pierce