person
Yuly Bogdanovich
also: Юлий Богданович
Named only by given name and patronymic, no surname given in the source; an associate or employee at R. R. Golike's St. Petersburg printing and publishing firm, from whom Chekhov is trying to obtain the overdue accounting statement for his 1886 collection "Motley Stories."
Reading notes
- To R. R. Golike, 31 March 1890. Moscow. §6 поторопить Юлия Богдановича
Yuly Bogdanovich is named here only by given name and patronymic, with no surname -- evidently an associate or clerk at Golike's firm handling the accounts, well enough known to both correspondents that Chekhov doesn't need to specify further. This is his only appearance in the letter and, so far as this corpus's search has found, his first appearance in the corpus.