A Managing Widow

A certain yotmg widow of Iudianapo lis, who has just changed hr weeds for brighter hues, gave a dinner party not longago, saysthe IndianapoHs Sentinel. The rooms were decorated with a great profusión of flowers. Roses in masses ■were ou the mantels, and the dinner table fairly blossoined. In fact, the abundance of flowers was uuusual. One of the guests could restrain her ouriosity no louger, and when the dessert was brought in said: "Well, Mrs. Blank, you're rather epreading on the flowers tonight. " "Yes, " replied the fair widow brightly, "but toinorrow I am going to take tbem out to Crow Hill and put them on poor Torn 's grave. " A regular "13" shiver went round the table.