Sweeny, commonly known as "Pete," was a lawyer of ability, and was generally believed to be the plotter of the quartet. [Please select]
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"Say," exclaimed Sweeny, an idea occurring to him, "I thought Crookes was going to put us wise to-day." [Please select]
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Sweeny hobnobbed with Jim Fiske of the Erie, the Tweed of Wall Street, who went about town dressed in loud checks and lived with his harem in his Opera House on Eighth Avenue. [Please select]
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Tweed, Sweeny, and Hall, now alarmed by the disclosures in the Times, decided to make Connolly the scapegoat, and asked the aldermen and supervisors to appoint a committee to examine his accounts. [Please select]
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