The Wasp — 1889 — page 181: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be primarily a **text-based editorial and humor page** rather than a visual cartoon page. The content includes: **Main Articles:** - A lengthy editorial criticizing the selection of a World's Exposition site (debating between San Francisco and other cities) - Commentary on alleged bribery in Police Court cases - Criticism of John L. Sullivan (likely the boxer) and politicians' treatment of him **Humor Sections:** Short comedic pieces titled "A Delightful Gift" (a lawyer joke about a stolen watch) and "An Angel" (a joke about a daughter displeasing her mother regarding a painting). The page demonstrates *The Wasp's* satirical approach: mixing serious political critique with lighter social humor to comment on civic corruption and public figures.