Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
LOCAL MATTERS.
ORDER OF JUDGE BOND IN THE
wYLEs.3AUGHMAN CASE.
He Enjoins the Labor Herald from the
Further Publication Of Mr.. wyles's
Name In the Black List.

The following Is the order OF Judge
Hugh l.. Bond, Of tho United States
Circuit Court, In the matter OF tbs
petition Of Mr.. I. r. Wyles, n British
subject doing business in Richmond,
whose name has been published in
1.-THE black list" OF the Labor Herald
on account OF his (Wyles's) patronizmg
the boycotted firm Of Baughman Broth
ers
Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Eastern District of Tirginio--
Tracy X. Wyles rs. William II. Null
len, James A. ReGiy, Perry Jones,
and John N. Lewis.
Upon reading the bill and exhibits in
this cause, and hearing the motion for
an injunction, it is ordered that said
motion for an injunction be set down
for hearing Mt the courthouse in Rich
mond city on the llth day Of October,
1856, provided that copy Of this order
and Of the bill bo served upon each OF
tho defendants t~onty days before that
day. And the defendants, and each OF
them. are restrained from publishing the
name OF the plaintiff in the newspaper
described in the bill as the Labor Her
aid upon the list there called the Black
List, or from publishing his name in
any other way as a customer OF Baugh-
man Brothers, until the further order Of
the Court.
But this restraining order is not to
60 into effect until the plaintiff or some
one for him enters into o bond, with
security TO be approved by the clerk Of
the court, in the penalty Of 1850 to pay
all damages that may accrue 10 the
defendants, or either Of them, by reason
Of this restraining order.
HUGH l.. BOND, Circui! Judge.
July 20, lsoG.
MIR. Royal went to Baltimore, saw
Judge Bond there, and returned hero
with this order. Mr.. Wyles has given
bond as prescribed above, with MesIs.
q. II. Baughman and Z. A. Baughman
as security.
Ia an interview yesterday Mr. Royal
said "1he order is not as cOmpre-
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AJuu t,iu 100 at .lo Y,i ss ,faDt-
dli not authorize the order in the com
prehensiye form asked for It. / sug-
gested to him that | would amend my
bill and make 1t contain the additional
ayeIments so necessary. To this he
assented, and | returned 10 Richmond
this morning, amended my bill, making
the necessary ayerments, and have sent
Mr.. A. b. Guigon to Baltimore with
the amended bill. Iexpect Mr.. Guigon
to return with an order far more COM
prehensiye than the one that has been
made"
Yesterday morning Deputy United
States Marshal OVERLY served notice
upon the publishers Of the Labor Her-
aid and Messrs. W. +. Crump, Joseph
NJ. Shelton, and q. Waddy Wilde in
conformity with the order granted by
Judge Bond.
A special from Baltimore to the Dis
pUtCH ldSt hI5u' h'e'Su thhb WI puiboH
had presented the amended bill 20
Judge Bond. ard that tie Judge took |
time to consider.
There was a rumor yesterday eve
ming that Hon. John s. Wi,o had been
retained by the Typograpl a Union
and LcJ0r HcraH to represe ,hcm in |
the proceedings instituted against them
by Mr.. Wyles. Upon inquiry il was
found that il was correct; he has been
retained, and will represent them. lie
was engaged by them yesterday after
iho process was served on them by the
nited States Marshal.