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Volkov's Banking House
Volkov's
also: банкирская контора Волкова, Volkov's banking house
A real Moscow banking house (money-transfer office) through which Chekhov asks Leikin to wire a hundred rubles owed him for "Motley Tales," preferring it as less bother than other channels; an institution, not a person, and unrelated to the unidentified debtor Volkov of.
Reading notes
- To N. A. Leikin, 5 November 1888. Moscow. §10 Volkov's banking house
A Moscow money-transfer/banking house through which Chekhov asks that the hundred rubles be sent, as less bother than other channels; an institution, not a person, and unrelated to the unidentified debtor named Volkov who appears elsewhere in the corpus (a promissory-note matter with Chekhov's brother Alexander).
- To V. A. Tikhonov, 8 December 1891. Moscow. §6 could this ceremony be arranged through the office of the Volkov brothers (on Nevsky), by telegraph transfer?
A Petersburg money-transfer and banking office on Nevsky Prospekt that Chekhov elsewhere also asks correspondents to use for sending him funds (cf., first appearing in in a request to Leikin); Chekhov specifies he will bear the transfer costs himself.