New York Supreme Court November 30, 1891 (People v. White)

Landon, J.

The defendant was jointly indicted with one Wellington E.Vanderhoof for forgery in the second degree, for forging the name of Edward Van Auken to a promissory note for $65, as maker thereof. The indictment charged that the forgery was done by Vanderhoof, but that the defendant “aided, abetted, commanded, induced, and procured” Vanderhoof to-do it.