Game No. 353 in Wilhelm Steinitz's The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed page 421; played March 25, 1889. Steinitz's original notes follow. The source reports a draw after further moves that it does not print.

1. 9…a5 He could not venture on 9...QKt—B3, on account of 10 P—R5, 10 Kt x P; 11 R x Kt, 11 B x R; 12 Q x KtP, followed by Q—Kt5 ch. and Q x B.
2. 14…Qc5 Q X RP was superior.
3. 30…Nc8 Black prudently does not accept the proferred sacrifice of two Bishops against Rook and Pawn, for the opponent was sure afterward to win also the QKtP, and Black's Rook and two Knights were then no match against the adverse combined two Rooks which would have made havoc among Black's isolated Pawns.
4. 52…Ke7 The game has been well defended by Black, and the position had assumed a drawish character for some time.