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RACING RESUMED AT JUAREZ TRACK. El Paso, Tex.. February 7. On the advice of Col. It. Garcia Martinez, jefe politico of Juarez, and Col. E. Tamborrel. chief of tlie military, who are now in command of the situation, that the insurrectionary trouble in and around Juarez is practically at an end and that there is no longer any danger for visitors to that city, the Jockey Club Juarez resumed racing at Terrazas Park today. The running of the Zacatecas Huudicap was -the special attraction at Terrazas Parle today. The war scare having subsided to a marked degree, a goodly sized throng attended the races and witnessed interesting sport, in which well-baoked horses figured prominently. Round tlie World, making her re-appearance after a long letup, attracted the heaviest support in the stake race and fully justified the confidence of her backers by romping all tlie way. Jockeys Ganz and J. Cook incurred the displeasure of the starter to the extent of a ten days suspension for disobedience at the barrier. Jockey Guy Garner made his first appearance in the saddle at this meeting, and, although having a mount in each of the races, failed to land a winner. Beach Sand, winner of tlie last race, was bid up to 00 by .T. W. Parker and bought in bv trainer Hurley, acting for the owner, E. It. Bradley.
