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BRUTAL VILLAIN Gardner c. Hiscox, who
followed an agency business in New York city, was
left BY worthy wife and family, in August last in
consequence of his unkind and abusive treatment of
them. Since that time he is known to have hired FIVE
young girls, from intelligence Offices and other places
where they were respectfully employed under the pre-
tence of engaging them seamstresses, at higher
wages than they receiving, each Of l0hon he has
ssfucsd and outraged. These young women were all
under twenty, and the youngest but fifteen years of
age. Two of his victims recently escaped to the
basement of his dwelling room occupied by re-
spectacle family-and made complaint. The asser-
tons Of the complainants corroborated by the
testimony of other victims, and it ascertained
that all the five fatherless girls, orphan
and the others children of destitute widowed mothers,
who had no means by which to seek redress.