person
Kamorsky
also: Каморский
"Каморский," an official who tells Chekhov he has been charged with organizing a railway battalion of some two thousand exiled convicts for the construction of the Siberian railway, on which the convicts will be paid more than 30 kopecks a day in money. Not further identified by first name/patronymic or elsewhere in this corpus.
Reading notes
- To V. O. Kononovich, 27 February 1891. Moscow. §8 Kamorsky
An official, otherwise unidentified in this corpus, reporting to Chekhov his assignment to organize a roughly two-thousand-man railway battalion of convict labor for construction of the Siberian railway -- part of the same general subject (convict administration and labor) that runs through the letter's Sakhalin-adjacent news.