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We have received several numbers OF
the Sailors Magazine for 1910. 1t is
published in New York, and besides Civ
ing an account OF the efforts making 10
improve that class Of men to which its pa
ges are devoted, it contains much inter-
esting miscellaneous intelligence, from
which we extract largely. The seamcn
Of this port have now been without chap
lain for upwards of two years. 1t is tn
be hoped that the Scamen's Friend Soci-
ETY. will supply Mr.. Dclll's place shortly,
as there are few stations where access can
be had to sailors more readily or in great
er numbers than this.