Game No. 190 in Steinitz's The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed pages 245–245 (PDF pages 297–297); headed "Played in the first round, April 3d."

1. 6.Bg5 A new venture that involves the sacrifice of a Pawn for an attack which seemingly presents great difficulties to the opponent for a long time.
2. 8…Qe7 If 8...KtxP; 9 Q—K2, 9 P—Q3; 10 PxP, and wins a piece.
3. 12.Qb1 Threatening Kt—B6 ch., followed by Q—KKt6 ch., which would win in a few moves.
4. 12…Be7 We prefer K — R sq., with the view of retreating Kt — K2.
5. 23.Rde1 If 23 QxP, 23 Q—B3, threatening B—QB4.
6. 28.Rce1 28 K—R sq. would not save the exchange, as Black could answer R—Q5.
7. 30…Rd2 It is now an easy matter for Black to win.