Game 257, Taubenhaus, Jean–Mason, James, played May 13, 1889, from Wilhelm Steinitz, The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed page 323.

1. 8.c3 A new idea which we consider to be better, at any rate, than the old plan of advancing the QBP, which causes the isolation of the QP.
2. 10.Qc2 Much better was P—KB3, followed by B—B2 and Kt—Q3. Black's pieces were then clustered together, with little chance of entering into White's game, while the latter had good prospects of obtaining command with his Rooks on the open K file, as well as of ultimate occupation of K5 with one of his minor pieces.
3. 13.Bf4 P—KB3 first was preferable.
4. 17…Rae8 There is little scope for action on either side, and the general exchange that follows leads to a clear draw.