BosToN. Dec. 10. 1915.
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Herald Erpress-Election in Boston for Mayor


Mr.. Mwdoch's first Appearance-M,s. MOTIFS


Concert-Rognery-Ih Weather


Your success in obtaining and publishing the last
English news, via this city, in advance OF all your
New York contemporaries, and even the press of
this city, makes some editors swear. and the public
to stare. The people look unprejudiced; they
say, swell, we don't know exactly how Bennett
does it, but we do know (and it is all they care for,
wrangle e'er so much), that he always gives US the
news ahead of all other papers"


Our city election for Mayor, as you have already
published, has resulted in the election of Hon. Jo-
siah Quincy, the whig candidate the democrats
and natives did not do anything The latter party
says that the natives died yesterday Of the quinsey


Mr. Murdoch made an excellent debut in Boston, in the
higher walks Of the drama. on Monday evening have
seldom heard Of moro universal and Continued applause
in any instance than greeted his first appearance
the stage After the close OF the performance he made
neat and appropriate speech in answer TO the call
made upon him by the audience. The Howard Athe-
nGum was filed the by critical and discri-
minating audience, and Mr. NJ is set down having
proved successful in his line performance Last
evening he performed Claude Melnote, supported by
Mrs Maeder he was excellent


Mrs. Motifs concert Monday evening was attended by


most fashionable audience, who received the lady with
the utmost Kindness and consideration She fire.
quently encored throughout and the general decision
was fully in her favor She sings with grace and ease
and her voice appears to be well calculated for the
cert room.


The rogue of whom wrote you in my last is still
playing his pranks upon citizens and when people
are invited to ball or assembly any friends house
to meet with others, they obliged to examine their
invitation as would do nix bill, lest il be forge.
ry An assembly got together for some ostensibe pur
pose few days since, among whom were Daniel Web.
ster and other distinguished but after all 60,
together turned out to be hoax The rogue canno,
be discovered who is perpetratng these rascaties


The weather is very unpleasant, neither decided rain
nor snow is falling, but little Of both. have
Of any interest to send you to-day.