The Wasp — 1889 — page 389: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be primarily a **title/contents page** rather than featuring political cartoons. The page displays: - **Masthead and subscription information** for The Wasp publishing company - **Theater listings** (Baldwin, California, Alcazar, Grand Opera House) - **Editorial commentary** on contemporary issues: the proposed World's Fair location, Peter Jackson (the boxer), and criticism of Judge Shafter's courtroom conduct - **Advertisement for a Christmas supplement** featuring "The Angelus" by François Millet, a famous painting being exhibited in New York The editorial tone criticizes government handling of various matters and appears satirical regarding local San Francisco issues, but **no political cartoons are visible** on this particular page.