about two o'clock
They were properly indorsed , the signature corresponding to that in the bank books . After a short interval the cashier of the bank paid over to the well-dressed lady a hundred and fifty thousand rubles in bills , and to the elegantly dressed young man seventy thousand rubles . The lady signed her receipt in French , Teresa Dore ; the young man signed his name , Ivan Afonasieff , son of a merchant of Kostroma . A little later on the same day -- namely , about two o'clock -- a light carriage carried two passengers along the Pargoloff road : a quietly dressed young woman and a quietly dressed young man . Toward evening these same young people were traveling in a Finnish coach by the stony mountain road in the direction of Abo . Four days later the old Princesss Chechevinski was buried in the Nevski monastery . On his return from the monastery , young Prince Chechevinski went straight for the strong box , which he had hitherto seen only at a distance , and even then only rarely .