ten o'clock
`` I was a leetle riled that time , and it wa n't your fault . '' `` I think the green-apple pies made the mischief . Mrs. Light makes very nice ones , and we will have some for supper , '' continued Lawry , as he conducted his guests to the cabin , where they sat down at the table . Captain John and his wife were bewildered at the splendors which surrounded them , and at the grandeur of Captain Lawry ; but they passed a pleasant evening on board till ten o'clock , when the _ Woodville _ cast off her `` tow '' in Burlington Bay . The upright piano , the gift of Miss Fanny , had been placed in the saloon , and its sweet strains added to the enjoyment of every party that employed the steamer . Ethan French , now relieved of part of his duties by the employment of a second engineer , was never in better humor than when Fanny Jane , seated at this instrument , sang the songs she had sung to Wahena and himself on the lake island in Minnesota . In September , the business of the _ Woodville _ , as an excursion boat , began to fall off , and by the middle of the month it was at an end .