eleven o'clock
This individual , who had got into the train at Elko , was tall and of dark complexion , had a black moustache , wore black stockings , and black hat and clothes , except his necktie , which was white , and his gloves , which were dog-skin . He looked like a minister . He went the whole length of the train , and fastened a small notice-bill on the door of every car . Passe-partout read one of these `` posters , '' and learnt that the Honourable Elder William Hitch , Mormon Missionary , would take advantage of the occasion to deliver a lecture upon Mormonism , in car No. 117 , at eleven o'clock in the fore-noon till twelve noon , and invited all those who wished to learn something about the `` Latter-day Saints '' to attend the lecture . `` Faith , I 'll go , '' muttered Passe-partout , who knew nothing about Mormonism , except the plurality of wives . The news spread rapidly amongst the passengers , and about thirty out of the hundred travellers were attracted to car No. 117 . Passe-partout took a front seat .