person
Kettritz
also: Кетриц, г. Кетриц, Mr. Kettritz
"Mr. Kettritz," mentioned only in passing as someone Sakharov is asked to write to, redirecting an explanatory letter meant to accompany a shipment of donated books away from an Odessa shop and to Chekhov instead. Likely a shipping or forwarding agent handling the Odessa consignment of Sakhalin-bound books; not further identified in this letter or elsewhere in the corpus.
Reading notes
- To I. N. Sakharov, 6 February 1891. Moscow. §3 Mr. Kettritz
"Г. Кетрицу" -- likely a shipping or forwarding agent handling the Odessa consignment of donated books bound for Sakhalin; not further identified here or elsewhere in the corpus.
- To V. O. Kononovich, 27 February 1891. Moscow. §4 secretary of the Petersburg Literacy Committee, Mr. Ketritz
The same Mr. Kettritz whom Chekhov had asked Sakharov to redirect correspondence to in (\S3); here Chekhov forwards to Kononovich the letter Kettritz has now sent him directly, closing the loop on the Petersburg committee's side of the Sakhalin book shipment.