ten o'clock
You owe me twenty-five thousand dollars , and if I 'm going to support a wife I 'll need it . '' Cappy summoned Mr. Skinner , who felicitated the happy pair and departed pursuant to Cappy 's order , to make out a check for Joey . `` And now , '' said Cappy , as he handed the groom his winnings , `` you get out of here with your bride , Joey , and I 'll telephone Florry and we 'll organize a wedding supper . And to-morrow morning , Joey , I 'd like to see you at ten o'clock , if you can manage to be here . '' Joey promised , and hastened away with his bride . True to his word he presented himself in Cappy 's lair promptly at ten next morning . The old gentleman was sitting rigidly erect on the extreme edge of his chair ; in his hand he held a typewritten statement with a column of figures on it , and he eyed Joey very appraisingly over the rims of his spectacles .