12 Mar '13 19:39>1 edit
Originally posted by StampGreenpawn is getting mixed up with this one, which was Tarrasch -vs- Alapin (1889).
On chessgames it's mentioned as Lindemann vs Echtermeyer, Kiel 1893.
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1242985
According to one of the comments on the chessgames.com site (http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1242980):
...this was a case of the touch-move rule resulting in an immediate debacle. Because Alapin had expected 5 d4 and not 5 d3, he immediately reached for the B, as he was going to play 5 ... Be7 in reply to d4; however, upon seeing that Tarrasch had indeed played 5 d3 and his knight was attacked, he was unable to do anything about it, as he was obligated to play 5 ... Be7 (the only legal move of the B) having touched the piece ...
I'm not surprised that Greenpawn's memory let him down as it is well over a hundred years since he witnessed the games being played.