The New York herald., 1876-10-21
OBITUARY.
DIR. JULIUS s. THRDAUD

DR. JULIUS 8. THEDAUD.
Or. Julius s. Thebaud, who was fatally wounded
the 1lh of the present month"; by the explosion Of
cartridge for brecch- loading rifle that he was pre-
paring died at his residence, No East Thirteenth
street, yesterday For the last days he suffered
fearful agony account OF the nature OF his wound
portion OF the brass from the cartridge had embedded
itself the lung, while projecting point Iacerated the
heart, causing new wound at each pulsatou. Tho
cavity the heart was found at the post mocm
examination, held yesterday afternoon, TO be tlled
with blood. Anodyres were administered TO him by
his attendant physicians Sands, Reynolds and stump.
son, but to any great extent Ut his own desire
The deceased was frequently visited In his illness by
Cardinal McCloskey, the Vicar General Father Quinn
aud the venerable Thurow Weed. all warm friends of
the now departed Doctor Mr.. rhurow W weed remarked
yesterday that will be easy task 20 MI tho place
ably occupied by DR. Thcbaud in the medical world
For years "A warm affection had existed between tho
two
The deceased was born at Morristown, N. j., on the
2Sth OF October 1877, and was consequently IN the
fortynnth year of his age at the time OF his DEATH
He came OF old knckerpockcr stock. his father being
a member OF the old irm, in this city, OF Bouchaud
Ihebaud. The subject OF this sketch graduated IN
the Crosby Street College, aud, while stiil young
gave promise OF being AN honor to his profession
Leaving New York he walked the London, Paris and
vienna hospitals Tor several years, working with ndc
atgabIo energy to master thoroughly The science OF
healing In 1851 he returned TO New York and cstab
l,shcd himself IN Leroy place. Since that time his
success has been wonderful and among the medical
world his delicate and successful manipulation OF com
plcatci surgical cases, notably IN hthotomy, gained
for him national rcnown. Md all his successes he
iorgot tho poor, nnd all being sick and IN need
were cared for BY him sent 10 hospitals where their
wants attended 10. lie was connected nj differ
ent times with nearly all the hospitals In the CITY,
lie was also attached 10 the Catholic orphan Asylum
the Fonndling Asylum, ST. Vinccnts Hospital.
Eleventh street, the Colorcd HON" and others too
numerous to mention. A lev years ago no paid visit
to France and presented The Parisan surgeons with
several original instruments OF his own device, and
which were much admired. He also wrote consider
ably on surgical matters He leaves q widow and eight
children He desired shortly before death came To his
relief that his funeral might be Of the most unos,en-
atous character possible and that therc should be
palbcarers pomp oi any kind, for he wanted to be
buried SIMPLY, he had lived simply. ihe funeral
VIII be held at ST. Francis Xavlers church, to
which he belonged for many years, and the Cardinal,
II y reported, will be- present on The sad occasion.
The incrmcnt Will take place at Calvary Cemetery.
Among his mourners Will be a large nGmbcr OF poor
French Residents IN this city. The Coroner will hold
inquest rs to tbe cause oi his death.