Seccnd Klondike Expedition Will SailMonday for Golden Shores.GLOUCESTER, Deo 18-The second Klondike expedition will set sail from this port Monday, nothing preventing, in the schooner Charles Levi Woodbury. The vessel has been thoroughly stocked,the men carefully selected, and everything done to insure the success of the undertaking. The organisation is knownas the cape Ann mining and trading company, and the capital paid in is $8550.The members are as follows: C. H.Day, John D. La vie, Robert W. llice, i Gorham W. Smith. R. O. Jacobson, Andrew H. Lane, G. Edward Wendell, Emerson E. Spinney, George W. Ledger, George F. Parsons, Frank N. Pierce, C. Newell Greenleaf, A. D. Hankerson, h red Merchant, Egbert Hibbard, John Porper, Charles Bowen, Patrick Delaney, Peter Peterson and William Evans of Rockport.The Woodbury will, in addition to her regular cargo, carry 85 tons of steamer coal, which commands a high price on the Pacific. Machinery for a launch and two 60-horsepower engines will be carried, but the launch itself, which will draw but 18 inches, will be built on J tt|€» Pacific.__