Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-23
BOYCOTT.
INJUNCTION AGAINST PUBLICATION
OF THE WHOLE BLACK LIST"
A Fuller Restraining Order Issued by
Judge Bond on Mr.. Royals Amend.
ed Bill, &c.

Mr.. A. B. Guigon, who went to Bal
timore Tuesday with an amended bill
to gee q new restraining order from
Judge Bond in the case of Tracy K.
Wyles cs. William ii. Mullen, &C., re-
turned to the city yesterday on the
fast mail train with the order sought.
The amended bill on the strength OF
which the new restraining order was
granted is as follows:
AMENDED BILL.
Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Eastern District Of Virginia.-
To the Honorable Judges Thereof !:
Complaining, showcth unto your
honors, Tracy r. Wyles by this his
amended bill that on the 10Th day Of
July, 1886, he filed his bill in this
court against William II. Mullen,
James A. Healy, Perry Jones, and
John NJ. Lewis, and now by way Of
amendment thereto, your orator shows
the following facts
That your orator is q citizen Of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland and a subject of her Majesty
Victoria, Queen thereof; that he resides
in the city Of Richmond, Virginia, and
does business there as commission
merchant that there is firm con-
ductiDg the business Of printers and
statiopers there under the firm. name Of
Baugbman Brothers that in the month
of January, 1886, the said firm Of
Baughman Brothers had correspond
ence with three persons named re-
spectively W. F. Crump, G. W. Wilde,
and j. NJ. Shelton, of which corre-
spondence copies are filed with the
original bill marked a." aud the
same is prayed to be read herewith;
that on the 4th day of February, 1886,
the said three persons above
named, protesting to act as
committee for a certain trades
union called Richmond Typographical
Union, No. 90, issued circular, Of
which q copy is attached to the original
bill, marked Is, which is prayed to be
read herewith; and they sent copy Of
the same, as complainant is informed
and believes, to every person who was
in the habit of dealing with and patro-
nizing the said firm OF BaughmaA Bro
theirs that they could learn of; that it
stated in said circular, as said circular
does state, that the said firm was {" boy
cotted" the said committee intended
to inform each and every person that it
would use every instrumentality it
could command, whether by persua-
sion, intimidation, threats, or force,
to prevent any person from dealing
with said firm of Baughman Brothers
until they should employ printers in
their business who belonged to said
trades union, and each and every per.
son who has read the said circular .un-
derstands it TO mean that said commit
tee will do all in its power to injure
that PERSONS business if he shall con.
tinue to deal with said firm. That, in
furtherance Of its unlawful and wicked
conspiracy, the said committee caused
one j. II. Schonberger, as your orator
is informed aud believes, to stand du-
ring the day for several months near
the door of the said Baughman Bro
thogs' place Of business, with instruc-
tons to him to follow their wagon
and report to them the names Of
the persons to whom it delivered goods
that said Schonberger did, for several
months. as your orator is informed and
believes, follow their wagon and thus
ascertain what persons were dealing
with them.
That prior to the 18th day of March,
1886, the said Schonberger had been
for about the space Of year in the en-
ployment Of the said firm of Bsughmsn
Brothers, and, by reason Of being their
agent for delivering goods to their GUS
toners, he knew who they were.
That on the 18th day Of March, 1886,
the said Schonberger, at the solicitation
of the said W. +. Crump, as your ora
tor is informed and believes, gave to
him list of the names Of the customers
of said firm, and on the same day he
made and signed an affidavit, of which
copy is attached to the original bill
marked &C." and prayed to De read
herewith, in which he admitted and
swore to the same.
That your orator had Heretofore
and has been since customer of said
Baughman Brothers, and he believes
that his name was on the list so fur
nished Crump by said Schonberger.
That there is published in tho city Of
Richmond on evory Saturday of each
week, by W. IL. Mullen, James A.
IIealey, Perry Jones, and John NJ.
Lewis, Jr., who gre citizens Of Virginia,
a newspaper called the Labor Herald,
Of which a copy published on Saturday
the I7th Of July, 1886, is attached TO
the original bill, and prayed to be read
herewith. That within a short time
after the said Schonberger gave the said
Crump said list Of names the said La
Dor Herald published the same in its
columns under the following heading;
"Ofliciul.
"RLACK LIST.
1.-The following parties are patrons
of Baughman Brothers, the only 'rat
printing. g.oflice in the city Of Richmond.