The Wasp — 1893 — page 283: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical cartoon depicting a military or naval scene. The image shows figures on what looks like a ship or dock structure, with soldiers or sailors positioned at different levels. The cartoon is oriented sideways on the page (requiring rotation to read properly). Based on the visible text fragment mentioning "ARMY" and military references, this likely satirizes American military operations or military preparedness, though the specific historical event is unclear without the complete caption. The exaggerated drawing style typical of *The Wasp* suggests social or political mockery of military figures or policies. Without fully legible text identifying the specific figures or event referenced, I cannot definitively explain the satire's particular target or date.