The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-22
GOSLIN PUNCHED ONCE MORE,
WITH BROTHER ED AND DUNN.
FOR WESTERN MINING JOB.
The Goslins Say II IL an Outrageous Pro-
ceedlng, but Pass the Night in Police
Cells Foreign Banking Houses Ac'
quire Some Stock and Experience.

The ingenious fnancier Alfred r. Goslin
was looked up in a cell at Police Head
quarters last night. In other cells were his
big brother Edmund and Charles a.
Dunn, who has been associated with Sosih
In some Of his researches for other peoples
money.
The arrests are the result Of the revela-
tons in the Supreme Court on Tuesday
when Justice Greenbaum knocked a clever
scheme galley west and crooked by vacatlng
attachments that had been secured by Dunn
in an action he had brought against the
Western Gold Mining Company OF oro-
vile, Cal.
The details of the scheme were set forth In
the newspapers Of yesterday morning III
consisted simply Of Goslin getting an option
on a block of the mining company's treasury
stock and selling the stock ION margin
to Dunn, who thereupon attached the
property Of the oompay, alleging that IL
had sold the stock by Misrepresentation.
Werner Fabian, the president OF the min
ing company, came on here and resisted the
proceedings. When Justice Greenbaum
vacated the attachment he scored the entire
outfit concerned with Goslin in the matter
"'' Eoiu tilut wa bbioib oto W w.
pect fraud and conspiracy. District Attor-
ney Jerome had Fabian come to his office
yesterday and the case was gone over.
Assistant District Attorney Lockwood
went with Fabian before Magistrate Steinert
at the Tombs and warrants we're secured
for the arrest Of Alfred r. Goslin and Dunn
Detective Sergeant Barney McConville
picked up Dunn last night on the street
near his home, 1872 Hewes street, Brooklyn.
Detective Sergeant Hughes got Goslin
at this end of the Brooklyn Bridge. With
him at the time was Edmund Goslin.
Edmund was also wanted as a suspicious
person because come one Of the name OF
E, Goslin had succeeded in sticking three
foreign banking houses with the stock
Upon the representation that it was quoted
on the curb here at S43 a share.
Goslin said that the action Of the detec-
tives vas outrageous. Edmund said his
being nabbed was a high handed act OF
police persecution. Dunn didn't say much.
The specific charge against Alfred II.
Goslin and Dunn is that they violated SEQ
ton 3eSB of the Penal Code, which relates
to doing business under a false name.
At the Detective Bureau it was said last
iuRiI lIdt very ihOiy Nv SLioiSOo ou'' ~
changed in court this morning. Dunn,
it was said, would probably be accused OF
perjury and conspiracy, the perjury charge
based on the afidavits made in the suit
against the mining company.
Edmund Goslin was held. technically,
as a suspicious person. He gave his age
az 80 and his address as 1872 Nassau street.
This liz also the business address of Alfred R.
The latter said he was in the real estate
business and ives at 877 West End avenue.
He stated that he ia 81 years old Dunn
described himself as a manufacturer
On Alfred Goslin WAS found $1,000 in
money. Brother Edmund had two one
hundred franc notes and business cards Of
"E. R. Goslin, Paris"
Asto II. Goslin's" transa ctions with foreign
bankers it is alleged that he induced three
OF them to buy for him on 10 per cent. mar
gin put up in cash 200 shares apiece of the
mining stock at $4s. They sent the order to
this city, and the stock was bought here for
them for $25, 800 cash from some Of Goslin's
understudies. They still have the stock,
with no market for it, the other Goslin
ha wing concluded to sacrifice his margins.