Game No. 188 in Steinitz's The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed pages 243–243 (PDF pages 295–295); headed "Played in the first round, April 6th."

1. 4…Be7 Kt X P is authorized and best at this juncture.
2. 9.Qe2 B X B ch. gave White a clear superiority of position in the centre and on the Q wing.
3. 12…Qc8 Necessary, as White threatened P—K5.
4. 15.Rf3 A more energetic way of pressing the attack was 15 P—KKt4, 15 Kt—Q2; 16 P—Kt5, 16 P—B3 (if 16...Kt—K4; 17 P—B6, with an excellent attack); 17 B—QB4 ch., 17 K—R sq.; 18 P—KR4, with a fine game.
5. 18.Rf1 A feeble move that gives the opponent time to consolidate his forces for a counter-attack on the Q side and in the centre, whilst 18 Kt—Q5, 18 KtxKt; 19 PxKt, 19 B—B3 (if 19...BxP; 20 Q—B5, 20 P—KR3; 21 BxKtP, and wins); 20 Q—Kt4, gave White an excellent game.
6. 27…Qd2 Black breaks into the Q flank irresistibly after having cautiously guarded his own centre and K wing.
7. 33.Kc2 If 33 K—Q3, 33 Q—Q8 ch., and mates next move.
8. 34…Qc4+ Black wins now with facility.