A. Tsoi the right to land:

"No. 1.

"Office of the collector of customs, district of Willamette.
                          "Portland, Oregon, April 7, 1900.
"Now at this time comes on for hearing the application of Mrs. Li Tom Shi, a subject of the Emperor of China, for admission to the United States as a wife of Lee Lung, and after hearing the evidence of applicant and witnesses on behalf of the applicant, and the evidence of Lee Lung and Miss Li A. Tsoi, and irregularity of consular certificate, and no evidence of marriage, and being at this time fully advised in the premises, it is ordered that theStates consul general.
The following was also attached to the return:
                          "Division of special agents,
            "Treasury Department, Office of the Secretary,
                            "Washington, April 18, 1900.
"Collector of customs, Portland, Oregon.
"SIR: The department has received your letter of the 11th instant, transmitting an appeal from your decision denying admission to Chinese persons named Li Tom Shi and Li A. Tsoi, the alleged wife and daughter of Lee Lung,