Yet again, he predicts that the laws will lapse. But in characteristic Albany fashion, the less time there is to work out a solution, the more likely one becomes, and Bruno seems less convinced of his prognosis than he did a few hours earlier. He sticks to his prediction that the whole mess will be solved by morning. The triumvirate reassembles in the governor's office. Once again the leaders call their counsels into the negotiations.
Rumors are rife that a deal is imminent.
The rent laws expire.