Game 150 in Wilhelm Steinitz, The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed pages 193–194. The source dates the game April 11th, 1889. Original descriptive notation and printed analysis are retained.

1. 2…d5 A favorite defence of the late Herr Falkbeer.
2. 3.Nf3 The usual continuation is 3 P x QP, 3 P—K5; 4 QKt—B3, 4 KKt—B3, and then if the attack proceed with 5 Q—K2, a move introduced by the editor in the Paris Tournament of 1867, we believe that White will retain his Pawn, with a good game.
3. 9…g5 Of course, an error that makes his already inferior position still worse.
4. 10…Qxg5 If 10. . . B X B; 11 Q X B ch., etc.
5. 13…Qf6 After this blunder, which costs a Rook, his game becomes hopeless.
6. 28.Be5 White could also finish off by 28 B x P ch., 28 K x R; 29 B x P ch., 29 K— B sq. ; 30 P — B7, and wins easily.