Game No. 324 in Wilhelm Steinitz's The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed page 393; played May 7, 1889. Steinitz's original notes follow.

1. 11…h6 Black has ably defended himself in an original manner. Here, however, he loses precious time. 11...R— Ksq. instead conveyed a rather unpleasant threat against the adverse Knight and Queen on the same file within two moves.
2. 19…Ne5 An error that causes him great trouble. Q — Q2 was the proper play.
3. 22…Qb5 The losing move which his opponent perceives with a keen eye. Q — R3, in order that he might reach Q— K8 speedily, was his best plan.
4. 26.e6 Finely played and unanswerable in view of the terrible second check, threatened by R—KR3, after 26...R x P; 27 Q x P ch.