Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
AT TRENTON TO-DAY.

The Departure of the Foot Guard on
 The Colonial Yesterday-The Grnys
 0H Last Night 'Mid Red FIre-A
 Fine Concentration.
 The Second company, Governors Foot Guard, left this city yesterday afternoon for Trenton, N. J., where they will to-day participate in the exercises connected with the dedication of the Trenton monument. The company left the srmory at 12:90 o'clock and marched up Meadow street to Church, through Church to Chapel, down Chapel to State street. thence down State street to the Union depot. Thsy were headed by the Second Regiment band, Frank Fichtl, leader, and the men were attired in fatigue uniform, appearing about the same as the members of the Connecti- cut National Guard, save for the bear-skin cap. The streets were crowded with peo- pie and they cheered the departing mili- tsry men.
 When the Second company reached the depot they were met by Governor Morris and his staff, who were also in fatigue uni form.
 Five extra cars were attached to the Colonial express, which were all filled by the military men, one of these cars alone being placed at the disposal of the gov error and his staff. The company left the Union depot ct 1:15 to arrive at Trenton at p. m. and went immediately to their headquarters at the Trenton house.
 James B. Hood, member of the com pany, tainted just in front of Shoninger' 6 piano store. The besrshin shako which the Foot Guard wear is very heavy, and he was overcome by the heat. He rolled al most under the hoofs af horse which was standing near the curb. He was taken in to Shoninger's store and a few moments later upon revlving WAS taken to the train in carriage
 DEPARTURE or THE GRAYs.
 The Grsys left on the elegant steamer Richard Peck at midnight last evening fol parade in Trenton to day. The company assembled at the armory last evening at { o'clock in the full private uniform oi gray, with white gloves. white waist b,lt | black beyonet scabbard and cartridge box | white helmet and blue overcost. At 9:4t | Captain McCsbs called the company to l gether and introduced General Samuel E. | Msrwin, who on behalf of ex Lieutenant Harvey s. Munson, presented the compsn, with an elegant silk flag. The flag il of silk, and bears the following inscription ''New Haven Grsys, 0rganizsd 1Sl6." | is 6 by 6i feet, mounted on an elegant oak | pole.
 | Captain McCabe responded In behalf O the company. It wss & very great surpris to the company and will be highly prizsd coming as it does from one of the mos popular ex-Grays in the city. The orde to march was given at 1915, and hesdet by ex.Drum Major Albert Save of Wes Haven and the Wheeler & Wilson band o Bridgeport, they marched up Meadow t Church, to Chapel, to East. to the boat.
 Breakfast will be taken by the compsp, at o'clock this morning ct Crooks hotel
 IA Park Row, New York, after whic they will proceed to Jersey City, and goin from there at 7:34 will reach Trenton st 6. m.
 The company will take part in the pal ade and celebration and dine st the Amer can house after the parade. They wi leave Trenton at s in the evening for Ne' York, where they will take the 11;30 bos for this city, reaching here Friday morn