Game No. 283 in William Steinitz’s The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed pages 350–351.

1. 14…a6 Black rectifies what seems to have been overlooked previously by both parties. There is no reason why White on the last move should not have played Kt x Kt, followed by B x P.
2. 20.Nc5 White allows himself to be outgeneralled here by his far seeing opponent. The effect of this is that he must ultimately lose a piece at least.
3. 23…Nd4 Black's plan and play are of the highest order.
4. 25.Qxg7+ He could not spoil much, the game was lost anyhow.
5. 26…Qd5 Threatening Kt—K7 ch.