The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-21
A Back INSPECTOR ARRESTED.
Charles Calender Held for Examination-Ee II
Charged with Taking Brides and
Making False Reports.
NoRE ABOUT THE OCEAN BANK.


the United States government the position of Bank
Inspector. was brought before Commissioner John A.
Osborn to answer charge OF having received brides
while he acting In his Official capacity. IL IL al
legged that Mr.. Calender received these brides for
the purpose OF influencing his Official action and
causing him to make false and untrue reports con.
corning the affairs and condition OF the Ocean
National Bank. The precise nature Of the alleged
offence imputed to Mr.. Calender viii be learned
from the subjoined afjiavit sworn before Commits
s!oner Osborn ON Information ana belief only
AFFIDAVIT OF UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DAVIS.
Opposes and Says hs he unea sass S
Attorney ana FOR the Disrlc, Of New YORK and
e Wit abou, me lat day q October. ISL ana on
day: sna Has rec n.
One said Uaeneerl beng thea AMI there olcer Of the
the s
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reports Of OF such associations the Comp
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the sD nd june
s. isS wckedy, corrupty against the form OF the
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tons, PAID ana dsllyssa ana Il:
the examination In his said official capacity or place
said Ss oesaS ana .ss
G%p a e his
n q The
report then and there BENG matter cause
isnasr Or which wa. about 70 DO ,broush. BE-
sa@ ss
Sss aa d s as Ss ana
plsees aOreasa copsisrat'on q the moneys pIeen
sas s ss pit
being examiner ae,n. such oasIal capacity
place q trust make false colorado and rn,rae report. q
aforesaid duties and in fraud Of IA. Unea s.ae. and in
sa injury Of the Unissd States and he people thereof
s s the & sss snd n a. Sesn ana
guilty the offence Of accepting ana receiving bribcs in
Ss Of iSs State. IN 5
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mnaon and INQUIRY may % had IN aue form OF law into
'A0 Noah DAVIS United state. District Attorney.
osBoEN United States Commissioner
| This warrant was at once placed In the hands Of
Deputy Marshal Crowley. Mr.. Calendars residence
is at Newark, N. j., and Tuesday the officer kept
| up watch there. so that he might be able 10 find
the object OF his search On the evening OF Tuesday
Crowley arrested Calender as he IN the act OF
entering his dwelling. or course he felt much sur.
prised when the Oficer presented 10 him the war
rant authorizing his apprehension. MIR. Calender
at once yielded TO the power of the law, and was
brought 10 New York. Having expressed an aversion
TO being lodged In prison, the icer consented TO
taken to the Metropolitan Hotel where in charge Of
the officer, he was detained Tor the hight
AS already stated The accused was yesterday
taken before the Commissioner answer the above
mentioned charge. He was represented By Mr..
Joseph Bell as counsel Mr. Davies appearing be-
half OF the District Attorney.
Mr.. BELL stated that yesterday, when Mr.. Callen-
der heard there were charges against him Affecting
his character as an examiner Of banks ana as an
oificer OF the United States government, and with
out knowing tfat there Was warrant out for his
arrest, he made two attempts
TO FIND MARSHAL SHARPE,
for tho purpose OF surrendering himself to that
officer, but was not able 10 find him. He next tried
to find the District Attorney but MS e.iOrt to
was sv s M d
want to run away or avoid examination. On the
contrary. he demanded speedy examination, and II
he hoped the Commissioner would Ok bali at rea.
sonable amount Mir. Calender was q man whose
soS nigh Il Was srase
| added Mr. Bel, that none OF the officers or the
have done lr there was any truth In them, against
Nix Calender. II there was truth IN the charges
the Officers and directors OF the bank could nave
more strange that the District Attorney had made
the affidavit upon Information ana belief.
MIR. DAVIS replied that the charge made against
| the defendant was very grave one: he wanted
the bail xed at an amount tina. would he sufficient
| thousand dollars would DC about enough.
Commissioner OSBORN said he had been told to-
day that one OF the directors o, the Dank had seen
certificate which MIR. Calender had signed TO the
| edect that
THE AFFAIRS OF THE OCEAN BANK
were In as favorable condition the affairs OF
| bank coulu be- lie tthe commissioner mad a right
to take that TACT into consideration. He fixed the
| bau at $1,000.
on behalf OF Mr. Calender tie bondsmen being
Prosper P. Shaw and Alfred Taylor.
The examination oil tie defendant was fixed for