Shops  for  all  kinds  of  European  articles  are  to  be  found  in  the  Place
Mehe'met-Ali.  Cordier,  St.  Mark's  Buildings,  near  the  English  Church  ;
Chalons,  near  Cordier;  A  la  Ville  de  Paris,  below  the  Deutsche  Verein
(p.  205);  Camoin.  Ready-made  clothing:  Meyer  d-  Co.,  Stein,  Ooldenberg,
all  in  the  Place  Mehe'met-Ali.  The  Arabian  bazaar  presents  no  attraction.
Churches.  English  (PI.  25),  Place  Me'hemet-Ali,  Rev.  E.  J.  Davis;
service  on  Sundays  at  11  and  3  o'clock.  —  Presbyterian  (PI.  33),  Rev.  Mr.
Eean  ;  service  at  11.  —  Protestant  Church  (PI.  34),  a  handsome  new  building
in  the  Rue  de  l'Eglise  Anglaise ;  German  and  French  service  on  alternate
Sundays  at  10.  —  Roman  Catholic:  St.  Catherine  (PI.  30)  and  La/.arist
Church  (PI.  31).  —  Greek  Orthodox  (PI.  29).  —  Greek  Catholic  (PI.  28).  —  Ar-
i  PI.  20).  —  Maronite  (PI.  32).  —  Coptic  (PI.  27).  —  Several  Synagogues,
the  largest  of  which  is  near  the  Ramleh  Station,  and  the  handsomest  in
the  Rue  de  l'Okelle  Neuve,  46.
At.   Alexandria   there   are  eight  different  Freemasons'  Lodges,    which,
r.    possess   two  buildings   only,   called    the   Loge  des  Pyramids*  or
English  Lodge   (Boul.   Ismail)   and   the  Scotch  Lodge  (Okella  Neuve,  Place
Me'hemet-Ali  i.
Theatres.  The  large  Zizinia  Theatre  (PI.  48;  G,4),  in  the  Rue  de  la  Porte
opposite  the  German  Consulate,  is  frequently  closed,  even  in  win-
ter. —  Italian  operas  are  given  in  the  Politeama  (PI.  49),  a  wooden  build-
ing,    elegantly   lifted   up,   opposite   the   Italian   Consulate   (also   used  as  a
I.   —  Italian  plays,   and.  occasionally   operas,   are   performed   in   the
aall   Rossini  Theatre  (PI.  47;  F,  3),  Rue  d'Anastasi.
