five o'clock
`` And our engine suffered minor bruises and contusions , as the papers say when a man is hurt . I reckon we 'll be delayed a bit and it 's somethin' I did n't count on . '' Mr. Post looked at his watch , and then consulted some papers he took from a big wallet . `` I 've got to be in Chicago at five o'clock to-morrow night , '' he said to the boys , `` and at the rate we 've been delayed I 'm going to be late . It will mean a big loss to me , too , for I counted on putting a deal through with a friend of mine , Lemuel Liggins . He 's to meet me in the stock yards . I do n't suppose you boys are in any great rush , are you ? ''