Game No. 317 in William Steinitz’s The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed pages 386–387.

1. 8…Bg4 By a transposition of moves an old attack in the Muzio Gambit has been formed, and the defence has been conducted in accordance with theoretical prescription. Black obviously threatens now P—B7 ch.
2. 14.Qa4 Kt x Kt, followed by Q—Q2, was his only continuation to avoid the irresistible counter-attack which Black now institutes.
3. 16…Nxf4 Black courageously proceeds with his onslaught against the adverse King, having calculated to a nicety that his own King, though apparently dangerously exposed, could not get into serious trouble before Black has completed victorious operations on the other wing.
4. 21…Bxg4 For Black threatens B x P ch., followed by R—Kt8 ch., and if 22 P x B, 22 R x P; 23 R (B2)—KB sq., 23 R—Kt8 ch.; 24 R x R, 24 Q x R ch.; 25 R x R, 25 R x R mate.