Game No. 357 in Wilhelm Steinitz's The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed pages 424–425; played April 29, 1889. Steinitz's original notes follow.

1. 10.b3 P—Q5 was stronger, as Black could not capture twice, for then White, after pinning by B—B4, could also bring Kt—B4 and Q—Q3 to bear upon it. P—QKt4 was also better.
2. 18.Ng3 An error which is severely punished. B—B3, followed by B—Q2, was the right play.
3. 20…Rh6 Beautiful and decisive.
4. 29.Ke1 There was no better answer to White's last master-move, for if K x B, then followed Q—Kt6 ch. and Q—K6 ch., winning the Rook.