From The ". I. Statesman.
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MoRoAN's BooK.-We submit the following let
ter received this morning, with single remark,
that the closing phrase F." inundated upon the altar
of Masonic vengeance" is Of too sweepnga char
acter to be just.


BATAVIA, March IL, 1927.
TO the Editors Of the Statesman


Gentlemen-Having seem your paper OF the
Sd inst. statement Of a Chancery suit instituted
against some person persons in the city Of New
York, for the publication Of the !" Illustrations of
Masonry" to which am made party in the pros
ecution, desire you to state, that have not au-
thorised any such suit neither do consider my
self empowered so to do. Whoever has made use
Of my name in this suit, has done it without my
knowledge or adyisement. If there is any right
in the pro ,,rty above mentioned, conceive that
right to be vested in Mrs. Lucinda Morgan, the
wife Of the late Capt William Morgan. / use the
term late, as have no reason to doubt that he has
been inundated upon the Altar Of Masonic ven
geance. am, &c. %. G. MILLER.