nine o'clock
He made no resistance of any kind and , with the greatest docility , allowed them to bind his wrists and take him to the house . But , when they attempted to question him , he replied simply that he owed them no account of his doings and that he would wait for the arrival of the examining magistrate . Thereupon , they fastened him firmly to the foot of a bed , in one of the two adjoining rooms which they occupied . At nine o'clock on Monday morning , as soon as M. Filleul had arrived , Ganimard announced the capture which he had made . The prisoner was brought downstairs . It was Isidore Beautrelet . `` M. Isidore Beautrelet ! ''