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- Mr. Morehouse.
- Mrs. Haverford.

Tell me about Kevin Corcoran.

Is he prone to violence?

Police!

Yes, but he has an inherent
nobility inside him.

- What's your name, darlin'?
- Annie.

I'll behave!
Please! No!

If anything happens to Annie,
I will cut you!

What if Corcoran comes back?

Then I will be by your side.

I hear you've been gallivanting
around the town

with Dr. Freeman.

My wife?
Her brothers were hung--

from that very lamppost.

She remembers the screams.

- Eva.
- Copper.

I'm not thinking courteous
thoughts right now.

There are rumors
about Johnny Reb

burning down the city.

But if Lincoln wins,

New York will burn.

You said it would
just be Barnum's

and the docks that would burn.

Remember me, Ellen?

Tell me the truth.

I did, Kevin.

I shared a bed with your Ellen.

Things, they spun
out of control.

I killed Grindle and her sister
ended up the same way.

I must warn you--
even with treatment,

your wife's going to suffer
a great deal.

I killed my own daughter.
Our Maggie.

What's the matter?

You never seen anything bleed?

I have.

You live back there, the city?

Yeah.

Too bad.

It's a nasty place, altogether.

Aah! Aah!

Will you stop!
Ah! Ahh!

Hold still, you stupid bitch!

You think you can
steal business from me, do ya?

Aaaah-aah!
Aah-aah!

Aah! Aah! Aah!

Ahhh!
Ahh!

It was Buzzie Burke!
He did this!

- Where's Eva?
- Buzzie's got her.

Welcome to the party, boyos.

Come on, sweetie.
Let's see what kind

of pugilist you are, huh?

Ah! Ahh!

Aah! Aaah!

Aaaaaaah!

- Aah!
- Agh!

Oh!

Oh, Jesus.

Eva.

Eva.

Eva,

we need to get you stitched up.

Matthew!

Matthew.

I take my stitches,
I get cleaned up,

and then I go home...
- Come on.

...if I have to walk.

Hello.

Ah!

That makes 67.

Nearly had to go kill
another cat for more sutures.

Your husband is a comedian
as well as a sawbone.

Stay still, Miss Heissen.

Does Buzzie Burke know
you brought Eva here?

No.

And he won't be finding out.

I'm going to hunt down
that bastard.

Ahh!

Another declined invitation.

This time,
from the Buffalo Morehouses.

Are you truly upset by who's

notcoming to our wedding?

I pray there's a steady stream
of declinations.

I know what it is.

It's having a Catholic
stand up for you.

It's a scandal, Robert, and I
don't know why you persist.

If not for a Catholic,

thatCatholic,

I would not be here to whisk you
away to wedded bliss.

Ahh.
- The Irish race

did not hold a knife
to my throat.

Kevin Corcoran,
your so-called best man, did.

Ahh! Ahh!

Ahh!

Have some opium.

Ahh!

Ahhhh.

Ahh.

Yes!

Pardon me, Mrs. Haverford,

but your guests are here.

You scheduled
an evening recital.

Do give the ladies
my apologies, James,

but I'm suddenly feeling
terribly unwell.

But, please... let the concert
continue as planned.

I tried to wait up for you.

You need to make sure you rest.

Please.
I feel good these days.

How was work?

Quiet enough.

Blood.

At least it's not mine.

Mrs. Maloney stuck her head in.

She said Buzzie Burke's
on a rampage.

That he is.

Do you remember what he did
to my cousin Michael?

Promise me you'll be careful.

I am.

I always am.

We'll get you cleaned up.
I'll make you some breakfast.

I'm sure I've got some rashers,
fresh from the butcher.

Fine.

You started to sort out
Maggie's things yet?

I'll get you a plate.

♪ Death, with his sickle,
stands nigh ♪

♪ Life's curtain
soon will be fallin' ♪

♪ Listen, the angels
are callin' ♪

♪ Mother, dear mother

♪ Goodbye

Me father ran off
to catch a boat on his own,

the Blackguard,

so me ma, meself,
and the left-alive twin,

we made out for Cobh.

The twin died a day out.

What age were ya?

- Nine.
- Christ.

When I was a kid,
my old man was a stevedore.

One day, he took me
to work with him.

A famine ship had come in,
after a bad nine-week crossin'.

Tare an' ouns.
He took me down the hold.

I could barely breathe
for the stink.

Black cloud of flies hovering.

Points to a pile in the corner
and says,

"That's what the English
have done to our people."

A heap o' Irish.

A heap o' Irish
all died on the passage.

Huh.

Sitting in here...

facing what you're facing...

Christ. Hanging for not one,
but three, murders, ya...

Kevin know you're here?

Fair enough.

Tell Kevin Corcoran
when he gets to hell,

I'll have the place
all sorted for him.

Mmm.

Oh, it's amazing,
how a good wholesome meal

will just lift your spirits
at the end of a bad night, hmm?

♪ And no one could save her

♪ And that was the end
of Sweet Molly Malone ♪

Everyone! Hmm?

Fair enough.
I'll go it alone.

♪ Cryin' cockles and mussels

♪ Alive, alive, oh!

Mmm.

Now, I'd like to stay and enjoy
your generous hospitality,

but, you see, Buzzie's
got obligations to keep.

So enjoy your sleep.

And, you... not a peep.

Well, let's have a hand

for Brigadier General
Brendan Donovan,

ward boss of the 6th

and a former member
of this very department.

Welcome home, sir.

Thank you, Captain!

It's good. It's good to be back.

I miss the old 6th.

Now, I know that might sound
a bit daft to some of ye.

I was so hungry
for news of the old 6th

that I even had my secretary
send the newspapers

by parcel, each and every day.

I read good news and bad.

I read of births and deaths

and all the rough and tumble
that life has to offer.

And one night, I read this--

"The 6th Ward is nothing more

than a cesspool
of filth and vice

where the idea of honest labor

is as rare
as the sober immigrant.

You have officers lounging
in the doorways of brothels,

refusing to enforce
Sunday closing laws...

egging on fighters,
instead of interceding...

and, in essence,
aiding and abetting

in the full-on spectacle
that is Satan's circus."

Sounds like a grand old time, alright.

Heh heh.

Now, I don't mind
a little honest graft,

a little clean vice,

but I want it contained
and controlled.

I want it behind closed doors.

Make no mistake--

our critics partake
in the same recreations,

but, to them, we're scum.

We're the enemy.

We're the Barbarians
at the gates of Rome.

As for me?

I see them as what stands in the
way of our rising in society.

So...

we have to be smarter!

Sharper! Better!

We have to work harder
to prove our worth!

You represent
more than just yourselves!

You represent your family,
your church, your race,

and, by God, you represent
this ward and this department.

We cannot abide chaos.

Otherwise, we are nothing more
than what they say we are.

Our time has come.

We will not only run this city,

we will own every alleyway,

every street, and every avenue.

Now, you can be part of it...

or you can get the hell out.

The first order of business

is to capture the reprobate
Buris "Buzzie" Burke.

Now, there's a nice bonus in it
for the man who does.

Go get the bastard.

Come on, lad.
Come on. Come on.

Up and at 'em. You're alright.
Ah. You'll be alright now.

Alright. Go on, man. Go on.

Come on in. Ah.

Kevin Corcoran has sent an armed
policeman to guard our door.

I'll be right outside, ma'am.

Everything is
going to be just fine.

I shall treat Dr. Hegel
and return immediately.

The horse is lame.

Can't you go another time?

Illness does not
follow my schedule.

Besides, you know how much
Dr. Hegel means to me.

I plan to jump on the train
and return before dinner.

It's going to be fine, Sara.

We're going to have fun,
just the two of us.

Go on, Doctor, go.

You are certain?

Come on. The son of a bitch
comes through the door,

I'll give him a third eye.

Where did you
come by such bravado?

Not the easy way, honey.

General Donovan.
I heard you were back.

How was your war?

Obviously not as bad as yours.

Well, if you're back to
settle up with my old man...

Please, no!

I heard of Norbert's situation
from the front.

'Course, we had
business affairs together,

but that can all be sorted,
in time.

I had my accountants
pull all the records.

To be honest, the first thing
I wanted to do when I got home

was to shake the hand
of the man who saved New York.

Please.
I had a lot of help,

mostly from your boys
down in the 6th Ward.

Good to hear.
They're a fine bunch of lads.

Did your contracting business
suffer in your absence?

I'm the kind of man
who likes to think

that everythingsuffers
in my absence.

Since you're home in time,

my wedding will not
have to be so afflicted.

So I've heard!
The wedding of the season.

It would be an honor
to have Tammany Hall

represented at the affair.

I never pegged you
for the marrying kind, Major.

Even the sturdiest
of bachelors yearns

for the solace of a steady love.

Then it must be love.

I heard your bride-to-be's
dead husband

was mortgaged
up to his sideburns.

Mr. Morehouse.

These are all the records
we could find

regarding your dealings
with Norbert.

I'm always up
for a good party.

Major.

I'm off to do my rounds
of the 6th.

Amazing!

And now a Tammany ape
added to my wedding list.

Eavesdropping is not
a charming quality in a bride.

Keep this up,
and I will make you elope.

- Oh, don't tempt me.
- Mmm!

Mmm!

In all the excitement,
I nearly forgot.

Great news.
- What?

They captured the traitor
Kennedy in Detroit.

Ohh.

Great news, indeed.

What are you doing?

It's a lovely tune.

I told you notto touch
my daughter's things!

- Doctor, your condition.
- That's why I summoned you.

I'm leaving for the desert.

I know, as well as you,
dry air is my only hope.

So I will just say it.

I want you
to take over my practice.

Doctor, I no longer live
in Five Points.

Besides, I have a wife
to consider.

How is Sara,
since she lost the baby?

Frankly, a lot stronger
than I expected.

She learned, by watching me work
all these years,

how common
such an occurrence can be.

I'm happy to hear she is well.

So, you will leave this ward

in the capable hands
of Dr. Grimes.

That insult to the name "Doctor"

won't touch a patient
darker than daylight!

And you know what that makes
the ones he refuses to treat?

Lucky!

Grimes has killed more babies
than King Herod.

This ward needs you.

You're not being fair.

This is Five Points.
Fairness is an unknown quality.

Well, I would say rare,

but not unknown.

But I cannot be its savior,
any more than you could.

I did not train you to heal
so you might run off

and tend livestock
in the country.

You're over an hour late,
reporting back to me, Detective.

Detective Corcoran
is a hunter of men.

That is an endeavor to which
no clock should ever apply.

Corcoran, have an oyster.

Princess bays, pulled fresh
from the harbor this afternoon.

- No, thank you.
- Mmm. Please.

You need your strength
for when you run down Burke.

Tell us.
How goes the search?

Frustratin'.

We've raided every location
tied to Burke,

even tore down the bandit camp
by the river.

No sign of him.

Maybe he had the good sense
to leave town.

Buzzie? Oh.
Don't count on it.

Keep turning over every stone.

He'll slither out eventually.

Buzzie Burke
was my first collar.

Really? What happened?

The desk sergeant laughed me
out of the precinct,

said, "This man is untouchable,"

told me I was to apologize
to Mr. Burke.

- And did you?
- I had no call to.

Christ, Corcoran.
Always with the righteousness.

Buzzie Burke
made himself very useful

to a lot of people
for a long time.

So what happened?

He moved himself
from the asset side

of the ledger
to the liability side.

You care to share
what type of transgression

can turn a man from king
of the streets to a hunted dog?

Corcoran!

Buzzie Burke started to believe
his own malarkey, Detective.

No, Captain, thank you.

I have a firm rule--
one whiskey, always.

Clarity of mind.

Sorry, gentlemen.

Informant says
Buzzie Burke's hiding out

in a flophouse over on Baxter.

Alright, then go. Good luck!

I do miss being a copper, Sully.

Don't you?

Hmm.

Andrew, I'll take the front.

Get outta my way!

Get 'im, boys! Outside, Buzzie!

Go! Now!

Take him down, boys!

Turn him over! Turn him over!

Christ!
That ain't Buzzie Burke.

Jesus, you're right.
That's Bug-Eye Boyle.

Awfully sorry, missus.

Do you like country life?

I was raised on a plantation.

I was born into isolation.

Oh, God.

I can last about an
afternoon picnic in the park,

then I start clamoring
for action, movement!

I've been a city girl
all my life.

Berlin, Hamburg, New York,
New Orleans, London.

I was fond of the city...
till the draft riots.

What they done to my brothers--

I can't find the strength
to move past the memory.

I was in Five Points
for the riots.

Still, I close my eyes,
and all I see

is my brothers hanging
from that damn lamppost.

You have every right
to your rage.

Matthew says I can't let
the memories poison me.

They weren't hisbrothers
hanging from the lamppost.

No. They wasn't.

But he's right, you know?

Matthew is right
about many things,

but on this, I'm not so sure.

You do have a choice,

as hard as choosing to focus
on what's still to come may be.

What about you?

What about what this man,
Buzzie Burke, has done to you,

carving his initials
in your back?

How will you move past that?

First, with your help,
I will heal my flesh.

And then... I will have
this pretty little artist boy

that I know
come into the Paradise

and paint a picture
of Buzzie Burke's face

on the bottom of the new privy
that I'm having built.

And, until I die,
every day, before I squat,

I say...

"Good morning, Buzzie!

How are you doing today?!"

- Don't shoot! It's Matthew!
- Oh, shit.

Agh!

Hey, Dr. Freeman! Dr. Freeman!

It's okay. I'm right here.

Uh, please don't tell Corcoran.
I was only taking a piss.

You were to protect
my wife and Eva.

Come on, Doc, at least
be a good nigger about it.

You have got to be kidding me.

Ah!

So here I is, Buzzie Burke,
in the flesh.

Sit!

Close the door.

So I hear you's looking for me.

So I says to meself, "Buzzie,

why don't you save that cute
whore copper the trouble?

Why don't you go down there,

see what he wants
with Buzzie Burke?"

Please, Kevin, please.

Silence, woman.

Don't you dare soil yourself.

Let's put that gun
down there, copper.

That's it.

Now, come on.

No copper worth his salt
only carries one shooter.

Let's see the other barking
iron you've been carryin'.

See? There you have it.

Now let her go.

- Aah!
- Ah!

Now, you and me, we's gonna
get real intimate-like.

Hmm?

Come closer.

On your knees.

Buzzie.

Closer.

I want to smell
that pretty hair of yours.

Mmm!
Just like the missus here, hmm?

Come on. Don't be shy.

I won't bite.

Not like that whore friend
of yours who took me ear off.

You should've stayed out
of my little duet

with Eva Heissen, you should've.

But you didn't, did ya?

You thought
you were some kind of hero.

Close your eyes.
Close 'em.

- Aah!
- Aah!

Enjoy your new home, Princess.

Mmm!

They tell me
there's a copper here.

I guess the poor wee lad wasn't
cut out for life in the tombs.

Every morning, me Johnny,
he says to me,

"Mummy, I love you bigger
than all Americay."

Corcoran, let's go.

It's alright, Mrs. McGrath.

We'll do everything we can
to locate John's killer

and find your other son.

Another Five Points guttersnipe
meets his maker prematurely?

Surprise, surprise.

It's tough.
One son dead, the other missing.

I hope you don't consider that
a coincidence.

I like what
I've heard about you.

You went off to war
and fought like a Spartan,

but, when ordered to,
you came back to the city

and fired upon your own
during the draft riots.

Can't say that's
my proudest achievement.

Yes, but...
you know what an oath means.

You know what
chain of command means.

Excuse me.
General Donovan, sir.

I don't mean to trouble you.

No trouble at all.

I was let go when they closed
the tannery on Mott

and, uh, well,
I'm able-bodied, uh...

See?

I'm not looking for a handout,

but I have nine
little ones, sir.

Can you swing a hammer?

Like a demon, sir.

Go down to
the buildings department.

Tell Walton that
the organization sent you.

- Thank you, sir.
- Hmm.

How's Miss Heissen?

She's as tough
as any master sergeant

I met in the army, General.

Please, call me Donovan.

She stands to gain
from Buzzie Burke's demise.

- How's that?
- With Buzzie dead, his whores

and his gaming operations
have to land somewhere.

Besides, I'd say
she paid for it in blood.

She could use it.

I hear they keep raiding
her uptown joint.

Ah, those boys in the 16th
are tough.

But by taking in
Buzzie's business,

she would more than make up
for what she's losing uptown.

Mmm.

Only sayin', if I'd have beat
my brother dead,

I'd skip town, too.

Detective!
Would you please come up?

Do you have any news of me boys?

Yeah.
We looked into your son's death.

Apparently,
your boys were famous

for knocking each other about.

And they were known
to the police.

Only one time!

That toothless bitch
Mary Moynahan

said they'd broken in to her
place, but it wasn't me boys!

Jesus, let's not lie
to the cops now.

Oh, piss off, "Mr. See You
Once in a Decade" himself.

How would you know? Be surprised
if you remember their names.

We think Michael beat his
brother to death and ran off.

Are you mad, copper?

Sure, they fought,
like any boys their age,

but their love for one another
was fierce powerful,

and wee Michael would
never leave me alone,

no matter what he done.

Mr. McGrath.

Detective.

She's out of her head.

So where have you been?

I was serving my new country.

And she was furious with me
for volunteering.

She's always giving out
about why the hell

an Irishmen would go to fight
to free the niggers, huh?

But I felt
it was my responsibility.

We're Americans now.
You understand?

Yes, we are.

Despite all the bastards
telling us we're not.

What about your boys?

I may not have been around
as much as I wanted to,

but no father deserves
to lose a child.

I mean, my boys--

I loved them, but they were
wild, brutal to one another.

Of course, a mother
would be blind to all that.

You know Irish mothers
and their sons, sir.

Are you a veteran, yourself?

I was with the 71st.

That's a grand outfit.

I was with the 69th.

Got some shrapnel too close
to my heart for them to operate.

I guess I'll carry the pieces
to my grave, hmm?

There's no escaping
what the war's done.

Please, copper!
Nothing but one heartbreak

after another, since I got here.

But me sons,
they're me heart and soul.

That's John on the left,
Michael on the right.

Promise me you won't stop?

I already promised you.
Nothing's changed.

What news of
the traitor Kennedy?

Has he left Detroit?
Is he en route?

There is nothing,
as I have said.

Repeatedly.

There must be some word.

What is your fascination
with the traitor Kennedy?

How dare you question me.

Status quo.

Kennedy has not left
the Detroit jail.

Sara Freeman, madam.

Oh, Sara. I almost forgot.

I was so pleased
when Dr. Freeman told Robert

that you'd agreed to help me
prepare for my wedding.

This is Madame Gautier.
This is Sara Freeman.

Sara, this is where
you shall work.

- It's so beautiful.
- I am a widow, therefore white

shall not be my color
on the day.

I'm thinking peach, green,
blue-- something in pastel.

I cannot seem
to make up my mind.

Madame. I insist!

Pink, pink... pink.

Sara, what do you think?

Come on.

I'm hiring you because
I trust your skills,

therefore I value your opinion.

With your skin tone...

I would choose the gold.

Marvelous.

Gold it shall be.

Oh, God.

Ugh.

He's not the other McGrath boy.

Well, whoever he is,

there's a real Five Points
way to die--

in the gutter with a wild dog
chewing the balls off ya.

I run a clean house.

You do right by me,
I do right by you.

There are no flim-flams here.

No Mickeys will be slipped,
no customers robbed.

I expect good, honest whoring.

That's all. Any questions?

Buzzie made us do asswork.
Are you gonna, too?

If you so choose.
But for a premium.

Now go upstairs.
Richie will show you your rooms.

Looks like Buzzie's demise is
going to be good for business.

Kevin.

What brings you in
at this unusual hour?

Just wanted to check in on you,
grab a quick drink to celebrate.

The end of Buzzie Burke?

That, and I'm on my way
to the courthouse

to watch Francis Maguire
get what's coming to him.

Come.

The weapon,
uh, the gun listed here.

A, uh, LeMat
spring-action revolver,

right here in black and white.

I know what's listed there.

You do?

The bullets matching to the gun,
they're listed here, as well.

Yes, Your Honor, they are,

um, however,
that evidence has, um--

Well, that evidence
has gone missing, apparently.

So you stand before me
with nothing

but your prim little moustache
and your impish demeanor?

According to the law--

You say "the law"?

This is a mockeryof the law!

You and your cronies
want our streets

to be ruled
by the law of the jungle?

So be it!

And you, Mr. Maguire,

a copper,
sworn to uphold the law.

Two of your victims were women.

What kind of man victimizes
women in the most foul manner?

Why, someone who is no man
at all, but an Irish beast.

I shall rue the act
of freeing you

for the remainder of my days.

Get him out of my sight!

Your Honor--

Next!

Here's the next case,
Your Honor.

Congratulations.

The bill will come due,
Mr. Maguire.

Ah, grand old Five Points.

Home, sweet bloody home.