292 CORPORATIONS—CLASSES. [ART. 23.

1868, ch. 471, sec. 25.

25. Class 12. For navigating the ocean by steam, sail or
other ships or vessels, and transportation of goods and passengers
therein, where the principal port of entry or departure thereof is
in the United States, and the principal business office of said cor-
poration is located in this State.

Ibid. eec. 26.

26. Class 13. For navigating the waters of this and adjoining
States by steam, sail or other boats or vessels, and for the trans-
portation of goods and passengers therein, where the principal
office of said corporation is located in this State.

Ibid. sec. 27.

27. Class 14. For carrying on any forwarding or warehousing;
business in this State, and for the construction, owning, charter-
ing or leasing of steamboats, wharves, docks, roads, vehicles or
other property- required for the purpose of such forwarding or
warehousing business, where the principai office of said corpora-
tion is located in this State.

Ibid. sec. 28.

28. Class 15. For acquiring or constructing and maintaining,
Belling, leasing or otherwise disposing of, any bridge, pier, wharf

floating or dry dock, or marine railway, in this State where the
principal office of said corporation is located therein.

Ibid. sec. 29. 1876, ch. 269.

29. Class 16. For the formation of savings institutions, trust
companies and guarantee companies.

Ibid sec. 30. 1886, ch. 306.

30. Class 17. For the formation of gas light or electric light
companies.

Ibid. sec. 31. 1882, ch. 456.

31. Class 18. For the formation of turnpike and plonk road
companies, and of passenger railway companies, outside of the
limits of the city of Baltimore; but no passenger railway, con-
structed under the provisions of this article, shall exceed twelve
miles in length.