The Wasp — 1881 — page 125: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical cartoon about political corruption or malfeasance. The image shows several grotesque caricatured figures engaged in what seems to be illegal activity—note the weapons, money bags, and coffin visible in the composition. The text references "Making Their Mark" (visible on the left margin), suggesting these are notable political figures committing crimes or misconduct. Without clearer identification of specific individuals or dates, I cannot definitively name the figures. However, the style and subject matter are consistent with *The Wasp's* typical approach: mocking corrupt politicians and social figures through exaggerated caricature. The overall composition suggests organized criminal behavior or embezzlement among powerful individuals. The exact historical context and targets remain unclear from the image alone.