ten o'clock
He had a berth in the sleeper , but it was a long while before he could get to sleep . There were many things to think about , and the question of property near Central Park was an absorbing one . Arriving in New York , he went to his boarding house for breakfast , and then hurried down to the office . It was not until ten o'clock that John Garwell appeared . `` Did you get the papers from Mr. Sampson ? '' was his employer 's first question . `` Yes , sir . ''