Game 140 in Wilhelm Steinitz, The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed page 182. The source dates the game May 14th, 1889. Original descriptive notation and printed analysis are retained.

1. 3…c6 The plan here initiated greatly helps the adverse development of minor pieces.
2. 8…d5 The precursor of disaster. Q — B4 was his only good move.
3. 9.Re1 The depth and beauty of this and the next move will show itself fully seven moves later from this point.
4. 9…Nbd7 K — Q sq. or — KB2 might have prolonged the defence, but in each instance White could proceed with P— K4, followed by P— KB3, with a fine attack.
5. 16…Nxf4 If 16 ... P X B; 17 QKt x P, 17 Kt x B; 18 Kt— Q6 ch. wins equally.